Ryan Zink

And I was standing...

Just kind of over the visitor center to the right-hand side in front of this green light pole.

And right to our left, there's probably, I don't know, like 300 people in front of us.

And we can't really see what's going on.

And I'm trying to lean out the railing to see what's happening.

And 400 feet in the air, you can tell that there's pushing and shoving that's going on down over there.

We don't know why they're bringing bike racks over to this side.

That impenetrable wall fortress.

that they built around the Capitol was bike racks that were connected together.

And so there's some pushing and shoving that's going on over here.

We can't really tell what's going on or who the instigator is.

But at this time, right as soon as all of this happens, we start seeing hundreds of people come this way.

And this is as soon as Ted Cruz and them object.

I mean, it is literally like Texas objects, bang.

J6 goes off.

And there's hundreds of people coming from the right side.

I find it more funny that there are a lot more people who weren't at that time, just based on what we knew.

But I do think that...

was timed for the objection i think that the fact that a senator had finally gotten involved with it is the like principal point of where they had to do something that day in order to stop um more information coming out because i mean it the the time period between the objection and when

The eruption happens is five seconds.