with protesters, and they re trying to figure out a plan how to get the arrestee down to the wagon. i have both my squads of horses set up on the south side. if they can exit the building and come out to us, we should be able to get them all the way down to the wagon. how many guys you got in there with you? i got about close to 20. all right. that s good enough. if you can form a little bubble around the 10-95 we ll have the gate open for you. what is your e.t.a.? we got people starting to congregate around the horses. this is before 9:30 in the morning on the day of the u.s. capitol attack on january 6th. this is u.s. park police. we ve not previously had access to park police audio. at 9:30 in the morning they are already so overwhelmed, it s taking them, what did they say, quoting about 20 guys, officers, and two squads of horses to get one arrestee through the trump mob down to a police car because
if they can exit the building and come out to us we should be able to get them all the way down. how many guys you got in there with you? i got about close to 20. all right. that s good enough. if you can form a little bubble around the 10-95 we ll have the gate open for you. what is your e.t.a.? we got people starting to congregate around the horses. this is before 9:30 in the morning on the day of the u.s. capitol attack on january 6th. this is u.s. park police. we ve not previously had access to park police audio. at 9:30 in the morning they are already so overwhelmed it is taking them, quote, about 20 guys, officers, and two squads of horses, to get one arrestee through the trump mob down to a police car because the trump mob at the washington monument is so aggressive against the police already by that time of day that they backed these teams of police officers up to and inside the washington monument where
it gets. which is important. joining us now is jamie raskin, which has in the past two weeks subpoenaed and testified documents for the role in and knowledge of the events that day. congressman it s a pleasure to see you, thank you for making time to join us. tonight it s great to see rachel. i have to ask if the park police audio that we just played, and again that is a very small snippet of the hours that have been obtained by crew today. that was new to us. a new to the public. is that new to you and your colleagues? i have never heard that tape before, certainly we have spoken to park police before. the park police were valiant, and brave on january six and they were already sent for the struggle. but i have not heard that until earlier in the moment. washington d.c. has organized on a military basis, around the necessary s of circles, that was how they designed the city. they and clearly the insurrection