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Democracy because we continue to live through aftershocks that are actually worse, as i think we've shown tonight, than it might have even seemed the night of the 6th, which is really saying something. we want to show you how it unfolded on the air and what we would later see from inside as key evidence including from among other things an impeachment trial of the beneficiary of this insurrection, donald trump. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> things are happ...

Hours and 37 minutes. and it is no coincidence, it's right in the middle of the day. here's what was happening during those hours. the president gave a speech. he told his supporters to quote fight like hell. after which his supporters did just that, they did an attack that forced mike pence and his family and law makers to run into hiding. it ultimately resulted in seven deaths and more than 140 injured and badly beaten police officers. we know the urging of donald trump's aides ultimately filmed a video, telling the mob he quote loved them, but to go home, it took several takes to get that o...

Correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: today, jared kushner became the first member of the trump family to be questioned by the january 6th committee. kushner was a top trump adviser, but on january 6th, he was traveling from saudi arabia and didn't even go to the white house when he landed in d.c. that afternoon, telling one republican congressman back then, according to a source, "we'll just get in a fight if i go over there." >> if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> reporter: the organizers of the rally before the attack on the capitol are now part ...

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