and so many questions left unanswered from the january 6 insurrection. i ll ask a sister and brother-in-law to roseann boilin who died during the insurrection what accountability would look like for them today. plus imagine introducing yourself to your colleagues while hiding under chairs and fearing for your life. that was the experience freshman congresswoman sarah jacobs had during her first week on the job. she ll join us live to share her story. then as we were just discussing there, new texts reveal the even more concerning influence that fox news host sean hannity had on the previous administration. we ll break it down with our sunday night panel. let s get started. with every day that has passed since the january 6th attack it
that day? when after a year of investigation no one has been held accountable outside of some of the foot soldiers in trump s mob. a national healing process is necessary. don t get me wrong. but as i found out over the past year it is also something that the families who lost loved ones on that day are also struggling with. this is roseann boyland one of the five people who died at the capitol on january 6th. though i didn t know roseann personally we both came from the same hometown, went to the same high school. a year ago to this day her brother-in-law justin cave who was a friend of mine in high school reached out to me on facebook and asked if i would be willing to hear her story. that sparked a year-long investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. now in the months before january 6 her family and friend believed she had fallen deeper and deeper into the qanon conspiracy theory world undergoing a rapid radicalization. they had no other way to explain how she went