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. >> jessica schneider, thank you so much. thomas sibik by the way is now in jail. he has pleaded not guilty. another man danny rodriguez is also in jail accused of using an electric shock weapon to tase officer michaelfan one. and officer fanone joins me now. speaking on his own behalf. i didn't know i would get so emotional about just talking about your story because when this happened we weren't friends and now it feels personal to me because we're friends. and i want everyone -- thank you for doing this. what has this been like for you since that day when you think about that day? >> i mean, it's been a roller coaster, man. it's been up and down. you know, i think probably for about the first two weeks after the 6th i was still, you know, riding pretty high on adrenaline. shortly thereafter i started to experience some of the i guess more psychological injuries. ptsd. some of the emotional trauma from what i experienced that day. >> yeah. how are you doing? >> i mean, some days are better than others. today's a good day. you know, i'm happy that i've got the opp

thomas civic is now in jail, has pleaded not guilty and another man danny rodriguez is also in jail accused of using an electro shock weapon to tase officer fanone. jessa schneider washington. >>> one of the police officers we just heard from in that report is michael fanone, he was brutally assaulted while defending the nation's a 's cap and he spoke exclusively with cnn about his experience. >> it's been very difficult seeing elected officials and other individuals kind of whitewash the events of that day or down play what happened. some of the terminology that was used like hugs and kisses and, you know, very fine people is very different from what i experienced and what my co-workers experienced on the 6th. i experienced the most brutal, savage, hand to hand combat of my entire life, let alone my policing career, which spans almost two decades. >> the u.s. justice department has changed the narrative in a small but significant way in its case against two men charged in connection with a chemical attack during the capitol hill riot. all sides now say that although the suspects did bring bear repellant to the capitol, pepper spray was used against late officer