joining me now are roseanne boyland's sister and brother in law. lana and justin. then collins, senior reporter for nbc news. it's great to see both of. you i know it's been a minute since we've spoken. but this is the first time you and i have spoken since the january six hearing. lana, i'd like to start with you. your reaction to what you saw thursday. where did it feel like to see video of so many people in that angry mob who is radicalization where similar, in some ways, to roseanne's? >> i mean, it was really quite interesting, because i have seen so much of it myself and i don't think the general public has paid as much of attention to it as me and justice and our family has. so, i think that hopefully it won't bring about some kind of awareness as to what went down that they. we'll bring about awareness. >> you know, justin, sorry, ugly head. go ahead. >> i just wanted to say, you know, that i feel like certain people who really need to be pay most attention to it are not getting the coverage that they need to see. >> and like you said earlier, fox news did

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capitol police beating rosanne boyland to desk -- to death with a club. it is absolutely sick.his whole thing is a witchhunt. liz cheney and adam kinzinger, they've jim banks -- the kick jim banks in jim jordan off. this will hurt them in november. host: our program continues here on washington journal in just a moment, we will be joined by represented jim himes, democrat of connecticut and a member of the financial services committee. we will talk of a number of issues, inflation, the economy and congressional news of the day. later on, we will talk about yesterday's supreme court ruling that the state of maine may not exclude religious schools from the state tuition program. january 6 committee enters dave five of the public hearings. watch as they examine the trumps administration's attempt to overturn the results of the election. coverage continues live thursday at 3:00 p.m. or anytime on life at c-span.org. you can also visit our website c-span.org/january 6. your unfiltered view of government. see spans the weekly podcast has over 40 years of audio files comparing the pas