Ryan Zink

And he just takes one look at him and he's like, that guy needs medical help.

So dad tries to help him.

He declines help, but he has mace all over his eyes.

And so I'm reaching through my bag, trying to get out water.

to let him rinse his eyes out.

And then at that point, this is like the last interaction that we have with pretty much anyone for the day is because at that point, that's when Mario Bowser declares that there's going to be a curfew that comes in.

So we can hear it on the radio of the guy, the police officer, Capitol Police officer that's standing there.

And so he says, you know, hey, we appreciate all of your help.

Things are getting really crazy on the other side.

It'd probably be a good idea for y'all to leave.

We say, okay.

That guy refuses treatment one more time.

He's rinsing his eyes out.

I asked my dad, I was like, hey, I want to put the big lens on.

I want to stand on this pillar over here and I want to take pictures inside and see what's going on.

And that's the first time that day that you can actually see people like me.

like pushing and shoving with like a Capitol Police officer, at least from our perspective.

Now, if you have the big high camera and you can look over, like you can see that there was some in front of us that we couldn't see.

I'm 5'8", you know, 200 pounds.

And like, I'm not the tallest guy in the world.