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just to clarify on that poll, only 10% of republicans described it as an insurrection, i think the otrions were a protest or riot. i think riot was 30%, and i think protest was 40%, if i'm referencing the same poll. >> woodruff: but i think it's clear that you and when you're listening to the police officers we just heard from, what came across is they believe this was an attempt to overthrow the results of the election. congressman, you didn't vote for this january 6th committee in the house. you've said that you want to wait and see what the work product is, but i did interview yesterday the long-time partner of brian sicknick who was the capitol police officer who died the day after the attack on the capitol, and she said, unless members of congress, including republicans, are able to hold president trump accountable, there's going to be more violence. what do you say to sandra garza, who, again, long-time partner of brian sicknick? >> i say we absolutely have the same fears, that i grieve for the tragedy that struck in her family in those moments, i mean, the loss of officer sickni