The Select Committee to investigate the January 6 attack on a United States capital would

be in order.

Donald Trump was at the center of this conspiracy, and ultimately, Donald Trump, the President

of the United States, spurred a mob of domestic enemies of the Constitution to march down the

capital and subvert American democracy.

So on Thursday evening, the House's January 6 panel opened its investigation, and I wanted

to take the opportunity to go back to the interviews that we did both on the day of January

6 and also a week later, because I think two years on, they take on that much more resonance.

The first is with a photographer who was in the stairwell, right in the scrum, blinded

by tear gas, but kept his camera going incredibly courageous performance on the job that day.

He was working on behalf of the independent media organization, Status Code, his name is

John Farina, who played his interview.

I also interviewed my former Huffington Post colleague, Matt Fuller, who had been escorted

out of the House gallery and crammed into a secure room with a bunch of members of Congress

and other reporters who had no idea what was going on outside that room.

He spoke to us from there, and I also want to play our conversation with Pramila Jaiapal,

who was in the House gallery as things broke through.

She had recently had knee surgery and was mostly immobilized.

She talks about having the doors locked behind them and hearing the protesters outside of

them, wondering if she was going to have to use her cane to wield her way out of there.

So first, here's John Farina.

I call on President Trump to go on national television now and demand an end to this

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