US: Jan. 6 Demonstrators March Through D.C. to Mark 5 Years Since Capitol Attack

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US: Jan. 6 Demonstrators March Through D.C. to Mark 5 Years Since Capitol Attack

Dozens of pardoned rioters gathered in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, January 6, to mark the fifth anniversary of the Capitol attack in 2021, praising President Trump for their release while demanding further financial restitution. The group marched from the White House to the Capitol with signs calling the event a setup and demanding the arrest of Nancy Pelosi.

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  • Video Location: The United States Capitol n Washington, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 6, D.C., 2026

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