Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes.

Today, a federal judge sentenced one of the most infamous figures in the January 6th attack

on the Capitol to 10 years in prison.

Proud Boy Dominic Pizzola was convicted of six felonies for his actions that day, along

with several other members of the far right quasi-Molisher Group.

January 6th, Pizzola was the first person to breach the Capitol building, smashing open

a window with a riot shield he'd stolen from an officer.

Inside the building, Pizzola led a group of rioters through the halls where they came

with insight of Senator Chuck Grassley, then third in line to the presidency as he was

evacuated from the Senate chamber.

Pizzola also filmed himself in the Capitol, smoking what he called a victory cigar, though

that didn't really turn out.

Now Pizzola was actually the third proud boy to be sentenced this week.

Yesterday, Judge Timothy Kelly handed down a 15-year sentence to Zachary Rell, led 200

people to the Capitol on January 6th, and 17 years for Joseph Biggs, whose prosecutor

described as the tip of the spirit throughout the attack.

This afternoon, he also sentenced Ethan Nordin, former president of the Proud Boy Seattle

chapter to 18 years.

Those men received longer sentences because they were convicted of the rare and quite

serious charge of seditious conspiracy.

Dominic Pizzola was the only one of his co-defendants to be acquitted on that charge.

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