Warning Strong Language: Capitol Hill Police Block Main Door To The House Chamber

Wednesday, January 6th 2021, 3:18 pm

By: CBS News

Warning Strong Language: Capitol Hill Police block Main Door To The House Chamber

Washington, D.C. -

Video from inside the House Chamber earlier today (1/6/2021). Capitol Hill Police blocking main door to the House Chamber with guns drawn as protesters were outside.

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