Intel 1B invites you got a group of about 50 charging up the hill in the west front just north of the stairs.

They're approaching the wall now.

I decided dismantle the reviewing stands and throwing metal poles at us.

Give me DSO up here now. DSO!

Let's full law enforcement entries.

DSO, get up there.

We're going to give riot warnings.

I'm going to try and get compliance, but this is now effectively a riot.

1349 hours declaring it a riot.

Some of the frantic communications from Capitol Police being overrun by angry Trump supporters on January 6th.

It was part of the flurry of new video evidence released by impeachment managers in the trial of Donald Trump.

Good morning and welcome to way too early.

I'm Casey Hunt on this Thursday, February 11th.

We'll start with the news and we had quite a lot of it yesterday. House impeachment managers began making their case against Donald Trump yesterday using never-before-seen video footage and the former

president's own words and actions.

Democrats outlined Trump's months-long effort to hold on to power by any means necessary,

claiming a rigged election before any votes were cast, repeating false claims of fraud,

filing bogus court cases, and trying to pressure local leaders into turning his losses

into wins. And when all else failed, impeachment managers say Trump used the only weapon left in his

arsenal. And it really did turn into a weapon, his base of riled up supporters.

In the weeks prior to, during, and after the election, he used the same words over and over

and over again.

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