Day One of the Jan. 6 Hearing in 60 Seconds

The transcript describes the events surrounding the Capitol attack, highlighting President Trump's role in inciting the mob. It emphasizes that the attack was not a spontaneous riot but a deliberate attempt to undermine democracy. The speaker shares a personal account of the violence and chaos experienced during the event, witnessing bloodshed and documenting the carnage.

What role did President Trump play in the events at the Capitol?

• He supported the police efforts.

• He condemned the violence immediately.

• He summoned and assembled the mob.

• He was unaware of the events.

How was the attack on the Capitol characterized in terms of planning?

• It was a spontaneous riot.

• It was a well-planned event.

• It was a peaceful protest.

• It was an unplanned gathering.

What was the speaker's opinion on the actions of the mob?

• They were justified.

• They were a waste of time and harmful.

• They were necessary for change.

• They were harmless.

What did the speaker document during the Capitol attack?

• A peaceful protest.

• A chaotic and violent scene.

• A political debate.

• A police intervention.

What personal experiences did the speaker share about the attack?

• Observing a police parade.

• Participating in a peaceful march.

• Seeing friends injured and bloodshed.

• Witnessing a calm crowd.