they are not destroying the capitol. they obviously revered the capitol. they are there because they believe the election was stolen from them. they believe in the system. here is the man you have heard referred to as the qanon shaman outside the senate chamber. these are not rioters. these are people who wandered over from a political rally. >> we will not let them silence voices. >> after the rally they walk down pennsylvania avenue were organized secured a federal permit to hold a rally on the grounds of the capitol. >> i know everyone will be marching to the capitol buildin to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. >> once at the capitol building things began to get chaotic. capitol police officers fired tear gas into the crowd. a few at the front of the herd broke windows. someone open the doors and many hundreds of others just walked in. of course, they did make it the story. at the center of it, the single most famous person arrested tha day, was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob chansley, often referred to as the qanon shaman.

was the capitol police prepared for that day?the front-line officers and supervisors were not prepared for that at all. >> tucker: when you say "at all" you had no idea it was coming? >> we knew there was going to be a demonstration that day but we had no idea that we were going to be facing what we faced on that actual day. >> tucker: so things start to fall apart. people stream in the building. you call upwards in the command chain, "help me!" you don't gate response. what do you -- you don't get a response. what do you do next? >> around 2:00 -- it may have been a little bit after 2:00 -- i hear an officer say that the capitol was breached. so i ran inside of the building. i ran, you know, to assist. i knew that, um, that location of where the first breach occurred was near where the members of congress would be locked in. we initiated a lockdown, so that means the chamber doors on the senate side and on the house side were locked. so that means the members of congress would be safe inside those locked rooms. >> tucker: yes. >

the capitol. he also expressed disappointment in house speaker kevin mccarthy forgiven carlson access to the security footage. mr. president. last night, millions of americans turned into one of the most shameful hours we have ever seen on cable television. with contempt for the facts, disregard of the risks knowing full well he was lying, lying to hisan audience fox news host tucker carlson ran a lengthy segment last night arguing the generous six capitol attack was not a violent insurrection. by diving deep into the waters of conspiracy and cherry picking from thousands of hours of security footage, mr. carlson told the boldfaced lie that the capitol attack, which we all saw with their own eyes was somehow not an attack at all pretty tried to argue something more than a peaceful sightseeing tour, can you imagine? i'mg nonviolent demonstration a perfectly fine appropriate incidents of people with their opinion. i come so many others who were here in the capitol millions and millions of americans

capitol police officers fired tear gas into the crowd. a few at the front of the herd broke windows. someone open the doors and many hundreds of others just walked in. of course, they did make it the story. at the center of it, the single most famous person arrested tha day, was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob chansley, often referred to as the qanon shaman. >> the so-called qanon shaman. someone named qanon shaman. >> he was the face of january six, a dangerous conspiracy theorists dressed in outlandish costumes who led the violent insurrection to overthrow american democracy. for these crimes, he was sentenced to nearly for years i prison, far more time than many violent criminals now received. what did jacob chansley do to receive this punishment? to this day, there is dispute over how he got into the capito building. according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened onc he got inside. virtually every moment of his time inside the capitol was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol p

he boasted to his nephew that he had, quote, orchestrated the protest at the capitol. he admitted he helped get peopl there. yet curiously, congressional democrats consider ray epps an ally, not an insurrectionist. tonight we can tell you that at the very least ray epps lied in his sworn testimony to the january 6th committee. epps testified that when he sen the text messages to his nephew he had already left the capitol grounds to return to his hotel room. that is not true. the surveillance footage we found that shows in fact ray epps remained at the capitol fo

the capitol was surrounded. so what tucker has done is taken moments, claimed like for instance sicknick's death there is brian. he didn't die. nobody argued. nobody said he died that day. everybody said he died the next day in relation to that but pretends to his audience like somehow the committee said it happened on the 6th and we were lying. he creates strawman and refutes and it's a complete lie to the audience and we could go on forever about it. look, the police were scared of escalation because they were out numbered a gagillion to one. >> i don't know the deal cut with matt gaetz and others but apparently part of it according to matt gaetz was releasing as much of the cctv footage, the security footage as possible from that day and as a journalist, i'm all in favor of transparency. anything that could put them in jeopardy in the capitol but officer fanone, i wonder what you make of the decision by speaker mccarthy to give the footage exclusively to fox. >> first, i want to point out a huge distinction b

capitol . the u.s. capitol . and yet a few hundred capitol police were left to fend for themselves on a massive capitol complex spanning multiple huge buildings with dozens of entrances and one of the most important days of the year. so the question is , how on earth did this happen and why was this not the main focus of this committee that could have gone after trump and they could have done this part, the job that mattered to , frankly, which was more important to prevent it from ever happening again? the capitol police chief at the time, steven son , was begging for help before the riot. but according to sunde, his request for the national guard were rejected or delayed six separate times. watch this from jacinta's. when i asked paul irving for the national guard, he used the term optics. and what's interesting is i'm on the phone with the pentagon at 9:30 four , begging for the national guard deploy to assist my men and women and lieutenant general pide is using the term concern for the opt

capitol .those were lies and they were lies tol,d for a very specific p purpose.eo >> oinf course, the people i poy power wanted more power proce and they got isst on the basis f those lies. >> but in the process, manyl inj lives were destroyedai and some people are still in jail tonight, not having hahavingd their constitutionally guaranteed moment in front of a jury of their peers. >>n y of eir peer they haven't been puti. julirial yet and they're still rotting. >> julie kelly is the oneosely. journalist in this country hasa6 been following this very closely. she wrote a book on it, january 6th, how democratslauncr the capital protest to launch a war on terror against n the political right, which is a perfect summation of whatly actually happened. julie kelly join happs us now. coming o it de, thanks so much for coming on . so it dawned on us thions as these tapes made very clear that the story we've been presented is is an absolute is n fabrication. it's a lie. it's a fraud.absolu, it's a it

they're not destroying the capitol, they obviously revere the capitol. >> that rather desperate attemptly? i don't think it's the ode tuckems thought it was. you have tom till lis calling it bs. the capitol police station tore into tucker saying it was filled with offensive and misleading conclusions about the attack but in a way tucker has done us all a service because his trip down the soviet propaganda worm hole has led to more journalists asking questions. here's the video he showed with the shaman being led through the capitol by police which begs the question, whatever happened to the cops that were scene taking selfies. since we actually can't hear the sound on that tape, we have no idea what they're saying to him though we do know the capitol police chief defended them in his letter today saying what they were doing was deescalation. because tucker's not an actual journalist and fox isn't really a news network, his producers didn't bother to ask the capitol police to comment or get answers to those questions. and if this was the way those four hours went down, all peaceful like,

capitol should be reviewed by capitol police before being released publicly. his comments came after speaker of the house kevin mccarthy released thousands of hours of footage from that day to fox news. this is about o20 minutes. mr. jeff reese: -- mr. jeffries: good morning, everyone. good to see you all after a few weeks back home, throughout the country. i always miss the fourth estate. later today we'll be traveling to baltimore for the house democratic caucus issues conference. we're excited. looking forward to it. this is a very robust agenda that has been put together quite ably by caucus chair pete aguilar and caucus vice chair ted lieu. the members are excited, we're excited for the opportunity to spend some time together talking about the future that we want to create for everyday americans. with the leadership of president joe biden, of course, who we will hear from later on this evening. the biden record on the economy has been incredibly strong. 12 million jobs created over the last two years. a record. in american history. we've invested in bring

or serve or visit the capitol. reporter: and on a separate topic, real quickly. the president is about to go speak with you at your retreat this evening. he's also -- president biden is also facing the first veto of his presidency. if they pass the department of labor rule this afternoon. we'll see. maybe next week with the d.c. crime bill. what does this say about what president biden and democrats are going to be able to do this year confronting a divided government here in the house? mr. jeffries: well, house democrats will continue to remain strongly unified behind the president and his agenda which is putting everyday americans first and investing in an economy from the middle out and the bottom up as opposed to the top-down. which is the agenda of the extreme maga republican majority. tax cuts for the wealthy, the well-off and the well-connected, which has already irresponsibly put us into the fiscal situation that we are in right now with a dramatic decline in revenues, all relating to the g.o.p. tax scam of

they are not destroying the capitol. they obviously revered the capitol. they are there because they believe the election was stolen from them. they believe in the system.

what jacob chansley did, was walk through the capitol, shepherded by capitol police officers, who literally opened doors for him. when one was locked, they went to another. dozens of officers stood and watched him. all of them had guns. jacob chansley did not. they never told jacob chansley to get out. the head of the capitol police today said he was trying to calm the situation. it was already calm. he was the only protester in the frame. they could have let him outside. they didn't. they helped him. we're not going to speculate as to why we don't know why. all we know is what we see on the tape. no one disputes. we didn't cherry pick it. we didn't make it up. once inside the senate chamber, as we told you, chansley said a prayer thanking god for the kindness of capitol police. good for him. they were kind. this was not a domestic frist. that -- domestic terrorist. that matters. what matters more, the video we showed you after 26 months, were not shown to jacob chansley's attorneys, a violation of the constitution. he's in jail because of it, because the liars on the januare prosecutors wh

capitol police chief that carlson's comments were offensive and misleading.ght, bipartisan backlash on capitol hill. >> i think it's bull [ bleep ]. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist. >> reporter: democrats and some republicans criticized fox news tucker carlson after the cable news personality used his primetime program to air selectively edited clips from spkemccart40,000 hours of ja6t carlson, falsely depicted it as mostly peaceful, calling rioters sight seers who were meek and revered the capitol, but more than 300 of them have been charged with assaulting police officers, like winston. >> it is offensive to me and my former fellow officers. >> reporter: in a message to officers obtained by cbs news, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger called carlson's program offensive and misleading, saying it failed to provide context about the chaos and violence. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell denounced the network. >> clearly the chief of the capitol police, in my view, correctly describes what most of us witnessed firsthand. >> reporter: still, some repub

capitol.e he is, in video released by the justice don't, entering the capitol less than 40 seconds after the building was breached. and in a letter obtained by nbc news capitol police chief tom manger called allegations that the officers helped in the insurrection is false. carlson's lies aired by the same network whose leadership, whose hosts and producers and journalists according to court filings by the economy dominion didn't them believe in the election fraud claims that led to the attack on the capitol in the first place. of course, deeply damaging to the democracy that's fuel to the fire of conspiracies that are linked to domestic violent extremist threats looming all over our country from san francisco, to new mexico, to washington. today, right now. but what carlson and fox news are doing also comes at the expense of the victims of january 6th and their families. here's what carlson said about falling capitol police officer brian sicknick. >> here's surveillance footage of sicknick wa

virtually every moment of his time inside the capitol was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob chansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here is video of jacob chansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers taken t multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least nine officers who were within touching distance of unarmed

to this day, there is dispute over how chancy got into the capitol building. but according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened once he got inside virtually every moment of his time inside the capital was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob tansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here's video of tansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers take him to multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least nine officers who are within touching distance of unarmed jacob tansley. not one of them even tried to slow him down.

. >> this attack on the capitol -- >> i don't listen to tucker carlson. i usually don't. >> condemnation from all sides as fox tries to launder the insurrection. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist, publicly pretending to be a news man. >> with the explicit help of republican house leadership. >> speaker mccarthy knows damn not well what kind of customer mr. carlson is. >> as abortion bans threatened countless women in texas, one of the five women now suing the state will join me tonight. >> sounds like a pretty second twisted plot to a dystopian novel, but it's not. it's exactly what happened to me while pregnant in texas. >> when all in starts now. but >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and in the wake of tucker carlson's attempt to discuss deceived his viewers about what happened on jerry six, the stuff we all saw with our own eyes in realtime, we also now have a troll of new documents related to foxes others massive and destructive deception, that would belong trumps big lie. some are not all of the newly released exhibits and dominion vo

. >> some on capitol hill want the u.s. military to go after the cartels with or without mexico's permission. >> i recommend we take the fight to the cartel and use extreme prejudice, extreme prejudice because they are killing americans. >> attorney general merrick garland spoke today without addressing that issue. >> the cartels are responsible for the deaths of americans and we are fighting as hard as possible. >> mexican president lopez observe door says one man is in custody while they look for others. mexico believes the attack was likely a mistake that cartel scouts mistook the will as rival gang. >> a vehicle in their turf that they they don't recognize for might be a threat to them something they respond with gunfire rather than to verify to see who those individuals in that vehicle are like many this group traveled to mexico to save money on a procedure. a trip that proved deadly el chapo or the gulf cartel, bret, no reduction in violence or cartel influence. back to you. >> bret: william, thank you. tonight, we lo

capitol. all of that to one person to talk or carlson, the person. kevin mccarthy could have released that video to all major news organizations, but instead he chose tucker carlson and only tucker carlson to get those videos. so this way tucker carlson has shown his audience what he found in that video. he showed a video that we have never seen before in which none of the people inside the capitol in those videos, all of whom who were committing a crime just by being in the capital, they committed a crime by climbing over that fence that was blocking the capitol that day, and then they committed another crime by entering the capitol building itself. so every one of those people in the video that sucker qassem says is innocent, every one of them is guilty of a crime and a video, but they are not beating police officers. in the video that tucker coffin showed. even though they were still committing crimes in that room. and as i just told alex [laughter] the total amount of new video that we've

capitol police.trage from the sicknick family after what tuckert tucker carlson tried to do last night. >> he tried to help donald trump convince the country the election was stolen when it was not. he dabbles in conspiracy quite a bit. last night he was talking about the qanon shaman who was charged. he said he was just a featured guest. >> the capitol police never stopped jacob chanzly. he helped him. they acted at his tour guides. we counted at least nine officers who were within touching distance of unarmed jacob. not one of them slowed him down. he understood that capitol police were his allies. >> that is tucker carlson's take. capitol police have testified -- if many of them said they were grossly outnumbered and they were not going to pick and choose who they were going to have confrontations with, but there was also video of the shaman going through the capitol. you see him as part of the breach, and then you see him in the senate chamber where he's up on the dais as if he's a member of the

capitol police.ith direct knowledge of the process told nbc news that the committee worked with a capitol police representative to make sure the surveillance footage, if released to the public, would, quote, not compromise their security posture. it remains to be seen what safeguards house republicans put in place as far as fox news access. and we now know that they have other plans for what they want to do with it. so far, it doesn't involve mike lindell, the my pillow guy. but here is the headline from carl cheney at politico today. house gop moving to let january 6th defendants access capitol security footage. jamie writes, house republicans are moving to provide defendants in january 6th related cases access to thousands of hours of internal capitol security footage. a move that could influence many of the ongoing prosecutions stemming from 2021 's violent attack. according to congressman barry loudermilk, the georgian republican who chairs the subcommittee with jurisdiction over that material. i

and allegedly they tried to capture the capitol. and now it turns out that all this time ordinary americans. and the whole world as a whole knows far from everything that happened there then, the journalist managed to get records from surveillance cameras. inside the buildings , such a movie clearly contradicts the official version of events, but the authorities are alternative opinion. even if supported by video evidence. immediately declared deceitful and discrediting democracy our us collective corps aleksey veselovsky figured it out. was there a storm? these footage of the congressional riots on january 6, 2021 flew around the world, they were shown by all tv channels countless times in america, based on these videos, often taken by themselves, the protesters were arrested. about a thousand people, the authorities called the incident an attempted coup d'état. now it turns out that this is only part of what what happened that day, the part that intends to play over and over again on american television was not shown to another pa

capitol police that the found out that fox news host tucker carlson would get acces to january 6th capitolnored the police departments repeate request to approve securit footage prior to its release according to a sworn affidavit filed today as part of the january six criminal case, the capitol police general counsel said that 40 of the 40 clips shown on tucker carlson's show earlier this month only on clip was approved, because i was similar to one shown a trump's second impeachment trial. we should know the capitol police also's say impeachmen managers did not clear some of the clips shown of that tria either tucker also news the capitol surveillance footage to spin a narrative the jerry sixth wa peaceful, but video evidence i a separate filing, again thi week, showed yet another momen from that day that was far fro calmer it shows just how close rioter were to iowa senator chuck grassley, as officers rushed him off the main floor of th capital. senator grassley, third in lin to the presidency that day told politico, i wasn't awar of any event they just said we've got to ge you out of he

many of my staff were here at the capitol on january 6. their lives were put in danger, as were the lives of many of my colleagues, as well as police, maintenance staff, reporters, countless others. at one point, i was within 30 feet of the rioters. one of them, i was told understanding shouted out, let's get him, before my detail pulled me away and we ran in the other direction. to say january 6 was not violent is a lie, a lie pure and simple. i don't think i've ever seen a primetime cable news anchor manipulate his viewers the way mr. carlson did last night. i don't think i've ever seen an anchor treat the american people and american democracy with such disdain. and he's going to come back tonight with another segment. fox news should tell him not to. fox news, rupert murdoch, tell carlson not to run a second segment of lies. you know it's a lie. you've admitted it's a lie. and speaker is every bit -- speaker mccarthy is every bit as culpable as mr. carlson. speaker mccarthy's decision to share security footage with fox looked like a mi

capitol police chief that carlson's comments were offensive and misleading.. >> reporter: tonight, bipartisan backlash on capitol hill. >> i think it's bull[bleep]. >> tucker carlson is a propagandist. >> reporter: democrats and some republicans criticized fox news' tucker carlson after the cable news personality used his prime time program to air selectively edited clips from more than 40,000 hours of security footage on january 6th, that was granted by house speaker kevin mccarthy. carlson falsely depicted it as mostly peaceful, calling rioters sightseers who were meek and revered the capitol, but more than 300 of them have been charged with assaulting police officers like winston pingeon. >> it is offensive to me and my former fellow officers. >> reporter: in a message to officers obtained by cbs news, u.s. capitol police chief tom manger called carlson's program offensive and misleading, saying it failed to provide context about chaos and violence. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell denounced the network. >> clearly, the chief of the capitol police, i

capitol.e oversaw an 18 month investigation and helped write the final report that recommended criminal charges against former president trump. in full disclosure,cl tampa andi are not only uva classmates and also former colleagues, but we are also close friends. but i'm not the only one who shares that with tim. we just discovered that one of our tech assistance here, robs father, bob, was a dean of students who washo tim's mentor for ages ago when ten was, hard to believe, cochair resident life uva. tim's wife lori who is here in a front row produced for the miller center with dpm a documentary about w president bh 41's on policy team and have successfully brought a peaceful end to the cold war. so we're delighted that ten has come back and agreed to join the family and friends here and explain how the committee went about its work, including its recommendations to indict former president trump. but also how violent groups that were present on the capitol on january 6th andnd to storm the ca

a very busy day here on capitol hill.are tracking a number of high-profile hearings, and i want to walk you through a couple of them. the first one we are watching is in the house financial services committee. that is where we are going to hear testimony from jerome powell, the chairman of the federal reserve. yesterday, he received quite the bipartisan grilling in the senate and so he'll be in the hot seat and he was grilled over interest rates and jobs and i expect we'll hear more today and the second we're watching is in the senate commerce science and transportation committee which is having a hearing on aviation safety, something that has been in the news quite a lot lately. they'll hear from the faa active administrator and it comes amid this new string of safetiness dents which we should point out still does not have a permanent leader. this will be an opportunity for lawmakers to ask what is going on with all of these close calls happening on runways lately? finally the third we are watching is the senate in intel

capitol historical society for volunteering their time tonight. and i also want to acknowledge and thank my amazing staff at the former members association, especially cathy hunter, for making this evening possible. and last but certainly not least, let me thank of you for honoring us with your presence and for the commitment you and your loved ones to public, to the congress and to the nation. i hope you will join us for your gathering. the rayburn room next door after the service and. now, please stand for the concluding offered by the chaplain of the u.s., reverend barry black, and remain standing as we sing the beautiful. thank you. let us. pray. oh, lord god almighty, we thank you for your amazing grace. we have set aside this time to remember our lawmakers who have transitioned from time into eternity we thank you for their legacy that inspires us to call be compassionate hearts, clear conscience is and again glory honor may we learn from their lives to be dependent on your loving kindness and tender mercies. lord, strengthen us to follow th

they are not destroying the capitol.y revere the capitol. >> stephen: yes, yes, obviously so much that they queued up neatly to smash the windows. we all number their chance. >> wait your turn! wait your turn! >> stephen: tucker also talked about the q shaman, the rioter who had this to say about his own behavior on january 6th. he said, "i was wrong for entering the capitol. i have no excuse, no excuse whatsoever. the behavior is indefensible." maybe so, but tucker in-defended him. >> the single most famous person arrested that day was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob chansley, often referred to as the qanon shaman. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob chansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. >> stephen: okay, but the capitol police said that their officer only did that in order to "de-escalate" the situation because the officer was outnumbered. evidently, tucker carlson has never seen a hostage negotiation. "no one was scared of the man in the bomb vest. in fact, officials were

capitol.et a few hundred capitol polic were left to fend for themselve on a massive capital complex spanning multiple huge building with dozens of entrances and on one of the most important days of the year. the question is how on earth di this happen and how was this no that main focus of the committee ? they could have gone after trum and dunn part of the job that mattered to be a frankly, is more important to prevent it from ever happening again. the police chief capital at the term was baking for the help before the riots. according to him, his request o the national guard were rejecte or delayed separate times. watch this. >> i passed asked paul irving, he used the term objects, what' interesting is i'm on the phone with the pentagon begging for that national guard to deploy, the lieutenant general is using the term objects i'm concerned of the optics of the military standing in line at the capitol and the background. they are using the same term, when you see the intelligence now that wa

they're not destroying the capitol, they obviously revered the capitol. they're there because they believed the election was stolen from them. >> the protesters were angry, they believed the election they had just voted and had been unfairly conducted. they were right the 2020 election was a grave betrayal of american democracy. >> the insurrection wasn't deadly, the rioters were people, by the way, let me take this -- to spread the 2020 election that that my news organization is currently being sued for promoting. that was what fox news broadcast last night. that was what the speaker of the house made possible last night. and the charade is ongoing. this was from tucker carlson's second broadcast on the same subject, earlier today. >> we haven't answered every question about what actually happened on january 6th, far from, it there's so many mysteries from that day. one thing we know for certain, the missed story they told you about, a patented tale of good versus evil, an insurrection with no guns, that took place at the u.s. capitol, those realize. and

to depict this in a way that's completely advair yens with our chief law enforcement here at the capitolnks. >> i was there january 6. i saw what happened. i saw the aftermath. look, there was violence january 6 i think the footage available should be made available to all networks and everybody should be able to see themselves what happened on that day. >> i think it's bull, i was here, i was down there and i saw maybe a few tourists, few people caught up in things, but when you see police barricades breached, police officers assaulted >> i just don't think it's helpful. >> again, carlton using various parts of the video and doing what that capitol police chief said really cherry-picking video to prove his point, even showing some video of the well-known shaman walking through at a quiet moment and to that point, the capitol police chief putting out a statement very much aggressively pushing back on the betrayal of what happened january 6. i'll read you what he wrote. last night an opinion program aired commentary that was filled with offensive and misleading conclusions about the janua

they're not destroying the capitol.>> it is b.s., as you just heard republican thom tillis say. at least 1,000 people have been arrested on charges related to the insurrection. more than half of them have pleaded guilty to federal crimes. about a third of them have been charged with assaulting or impeding police. roughly 400 have been sentenced to prison time. that's just so far. carlson also claims he found video of officer brian sicknick. >> here is surveillance footage of sicknick walking in the capitol after he was supposedly murdered by the mob outside. by all appearances, sicknick is healthy and vigorous. he's wearing a helmet, so it's hard to -- >> it's unclear how carlson and his team determined this was sicknick. it's unclear why this proves sicknick was fine. he was pepper sprayed by at least two rioters who pleaded guilty to doing it and he died a day later from a series of stroke. a d.c. medical examiner ruled that what happened that day contributed to his death. joining me now, is nbc news capitol hill corr

6th, because, in the 40,000 hours of video supplied from the capitol by house speaker kevin mccarthy, tucker carlson found some moments, as i told you he would, where no one was being a violent. on the day that john lewis was almost beaten to death for daring to cross the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, there were photographs of like this one, of that alabama state trooper viciously beating john lewis. but if you had a camera on that same state trooper, same guy in that photograph, if you had a camera on him from a couple of hours before that moment, tucker carlson would tell you that that was a perfectly peaceful law-abiding police officer who never did anything wrong that day. most of the news footage of president john f. kennedy's motorcade in dallas on november 22nd, 1963 shows a smiling president welcomed by the people of dallas in the streets. tucker carlson could show his audience that film of the smiling president waving to the crowd in his motorcade to prove to his audience that nothing bad happened in dallas that day. that is all tucker carlson thinks he has to do w

it's up to the hands of the new capitol police board and the new architect of the capitol who will havefollowing breaking news involving the condition known as havana syndrome. you might remember in 2016, workers at the u.s. embassy in cuba started complaining about mysterious illnesses. now a newly declassified report shows there's no evidence a foreign adversary is responsible. ken dilanian is following the story and joins us now. what do officials believe was actually behind these symptoms? >> they don't have any one particular cause. what they are saying is that after years of intensive investigation, they have not been able to tie any of these incidents to an attack by a foreign adversary or any deliberate act of any kind. there was a working hypotheses when this first emerged in 2016 that this was a foreign adversary, likely the russians, using some kind of microwave division that was causing brain injuries. a lot of people believed that. they've done a lot of investigating since then. i was briefed on it for two hours today by intelligence officials. they say they investigated ev

i want to bring in ali vitali on capitol hill and frank figliuzzi is back with me.i understand tons of reaction is coming in. what are you hearing? >> reporter: yeah, chris, the reaction is coming in, but it depends which republican you're asking and frankly which side of congress you're asking those questions on. because in my conversations with house republicans in recent days, they have been eager for this footage to come out. in fact, part of the reason why tucker carlson has it is because people on most right flank of republicans in the house pushed mccarthy to release this footage in the first place. that's on the house side of this. the way that most republicans are receiving this footage. on the senate side, though, much more quick to criticize and it sounds a little bit like this. listen. >> i think that breaking through glass windows and doors to get into the united states capitol against the orders of police is a crime. to do somehow put that in the same category as a permitted peaceful protest is -- is just a lie. >> i think it is [ bleep ]. i was down t

they obviously revere the capitol. >> reporter: today, the chief of the capitol police told his officers's show was, quote, filled with offensive and misleading conclusions about the january 6th attack. he added, "truth and justice are on our side." several republican senators expressed outrage at the fox report. >> i think it's [ bleep ]. >> there were a lot of people in the capitol at the time who i think were scared for their lives. so, i think -- however you want to describe it. but it was an attack on the capitol. >> particularly when you come into the chambers, when you start opening the members desk, when you snd up in the balcony, to somehow put that in the same category as a permitted peaceful protest is just a lie. >> reporter: today, speaker mccarthy, who decided to give tucker carlson those 44,000 hours of raw footage, dodged questions. >> he said it wasn't an insurrection, do you agree with that? >> reporter: later, mccarthy said he hadn't even watched the fox segment, but we remember what he said january 6th just hours after the rioters were cleared out of the capitol. >> t

there's a divide on how to approach the capitol police, right? there are people giving sight seeing tours on january 6th, instead of people more than 100 of them who were injured, some who died as a result of what happened on january 6th, it's pretty tough to say we're the party of law and order when you have the capitol police chief coming out and saying this is despicable what you just said on fox, and yet, nobody on the house side seals to be standing up and saying it's not right. >> right. in some case, everybody has seen the video of the violence from january 6th, anybody who has watched tv, they have seen the people beat officers with objects and hockey sticks and flag poles, and you know, to say don't believe your own eyes is a big ask of voters, and i don't think a lot of voters are really going to go for this. >> and you called it kind of much -- well, you didn't call it that. it was framed as must watch tv, right, because what you did was you tweeted a link to a portion of tucker carlson's first report that was re-tweeted by the house r