Ryan Zink

the metro um there's and there's already like thousands of people it's four o'clock in the morning you know and there's there's already thousands of people like over near the capitol and so i'm i'm already you know taking pictures and this this will be relevant uh later as well but it's it's crazy to step off the metro and that early in the morning there's thousands of people already at the capitol all along

headed up towards the Washington Monument where President Trump was going to be speaking.

And then that was pretty much where we started the day.

Went in there, I saw Diamond and Silk for the first time walking through.

And remember, I'm still not very political at this point.

I believe that there's a lot that's going on with elections that we're being lied to about, but I don't see it in the capacity that I see it today.

um i'm basically there for you know a free trip with my dad to washington dc you know to hang out for a little bit get some some b-roll footage and go home and then um you know so i don't get to go in to where the president is speaking because secret service i have uh laptop

I have a camera.

I have SD cards.

I have multiple lenses.

I have a tripod.

I have all this stuff and Secret Service is like, you can't, you know, like we're not allowing anyone else with bags into this area that we're going in.

And so I never got to hear Trump speak.

at all, like I was already had made my way up to the Capitol.

We stopped and had lunch at a building that I would get to know very well, 333 Constitution Avenue, the courthouse where I was later convicted at.

And, you know, we

Ate lunch over there and then made our way all the way down to the Capitol.

My dad did an interview with the Epoch Times.

We spent a good portion... We had to go sit down after this and then made our way over to the east side of the building where I remained for only a few moments up until everything happened.

And then...