The New Yorker on Sunday released new ones images of the interior of the U.S. Capitol by a journalist who followed the riot police through the building to the Senate chambers.
A first scene of the video shot by journalist Luke Mogelson shows the crowd marching around the building and attempting to “betray” and “defend its constitution, defend its freedom.”
A man tells an agent that he is trying to block the crowd. The man adds, “We’re listening to Trump, your boss.”
Can you hear another man in the video yelling, “Where are they,” as he looks into the Senate chambers?
“There were almost not enough law enforcement to defend themselves from the crowd, which wrapped the officers in cans and bottles,” Mogelson wrote in his detailed account of the Capitol violation.
The Capitol riot resulted in the deaths of five people, including a Capitol police officer, and caused the death President Trump
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Officers can be seen in the video trying to reason with the crowd, as they retreat until riot police enter the building, climbing a set of stairs and charging down the hallways and opening open doors.
Another part of the video shows a man in a white shirt crossing a folder on a Senate desk saying, “There must be something here that we can use against this shit.”
“I think Cruz would like us to do it, so I think we’re fine,” another man said. Democratic lawmakers have called for Sen. Ted Cruz
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The video from the Senate chambers shows members of the riot arguing among themselves about what they should do. At one point trapped in the camera, two members of the group discuss whether or not to sit the vice president Mike Pence
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Riot police open Senate counters and pull out documents. A man is seen on his mobile phone calling for medical help, saying he was shot in the face with a plastic bullet.
Mogelson captured several shots of Jacob Anthony Chansley, the “QAnon Shaman,” who walked down the shirtless Capitol with a horn hat. Since then, Chansley has become an authority figure and apologized to President Trump.
Another scene captured by Mogelson showed riot police destroying media equipment. He hears a man shout, “Start making a list, put all those names in, and we start looking for them one by one.”
Another man responds by shouting, “Traitors to the guillotine!”
Since the breach, dozens of people have been arrested across the country. Most have been accused of illegally entering a restricted area. The FBI is currently gathering tips and information to help locate those involved in the riot.