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A supporter of President Trump pulled open a door in an effort to breach the Capitol building with hundreds of other while authorities on the other side tried to hold thier ground by deploying teargas aginst the invadors, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A supporter of President Trump set with his legs outstretched as he became disoriented and struggled to breath after teargas was launched directly at him while he and others participated in a mass insurrection of the U.S. Capitol building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A supporter of President Trump yelled out in pain as he leaned over for his friend to pour water across his face in an effort to reduce the burning effects of teargas that had been launched at them by authorities during their participation in an insurrection of the U.S. Capitol building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump breached the Capitol building and were met with teargas deployed by authorities, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C.(Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A tug-of-war ensued between supporters of President Trump and authorities as the Trump supporters pulled down metal barricades surrounding the Capitol in an effort to storm the building after being verbally motivated to do so by President Trump at a rally just few ours prior, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump stuggled to breath after being teargassed by authorities as they clashed with Police officers during an insurrection of the Capitol building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump breach the Capitol building and are met with teargas deployed by authorities, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C.(Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump were pepper sprayed by Police officers as they work to disburse the Trump supporters from the Capitol after several of them breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
National Guard Soldiers held the line as Trump supporteers refused to leave Capitol grounds after storming the Capitol building a few hours prior, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump clash with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities work to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump clash with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities work to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump are pepper sprayed by Police officers as they work to disburse the Trump supporters from the Capitol after several of them breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Trump supporters charged by the President after a massive rally marched toward the Capitol where they breached the building as a congressional joint session was underway to count electoral votes and confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, Jan. 6, 2021, Washington, D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Trump supporters charged by the President after a massive rally marched toward the Capitol where they breached the building as a congressional joint session was underway to count electoral votes and confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, Jan. 6, 2021, Washington, D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
PROTESTS--Supporters of President Trump breach the Capitol building and are met with teargas deployed by authorities, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C.(Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump waved flags as they clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump breach the Capitol building and are met with teargas deployed by authorities, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C.(Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump kneeled in prayer as other supporters of the President clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A Supporter of President Trump waved his Trump flag in front of several National Guard Soldiers while refusing to obey a set curfew. Others clashed with the Soldiers and police officers during disbursement from Capitol grounds after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A Supporter of President Trump yelled at authorities while being forced to disburst from Capitol grounds after several of the Presidents supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Supporters of President Trump clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A supporters of President Trump screamed vigorously while waving an American flag as other Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
Trump supporters charged by the President after a massive rally marched toward the Capitol where they breached the building as a congressional joint session was underway to count electoral votes and confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, Jan. 6, 2021, Washington, D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)
A Trump sign was trampled while the Presidents supporters clashed with Police officers and National Guard Soldiers as authorities worked to disburse them from the Capitol after several of the Trump supporters breached the building, Jan 6, 2020, Washington D.C. (Kenny Holston for The New York Times)