How views on Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, political violence have shifted

Saturday marks three years since supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol during the certification of President Biden's victory in the 2020 election. More than a thousand people have faced criminal charges since then. CBS News election law contributor David Becker has more on the legislative change made after the riot and how Americans' views of the day have changed.

[GeorgeKane-fwbd]

House Speaker Mike Johnson has not yet upheld his pledge to release 44, 000 hours of footage from the Capitol riot

[idlwwnr]

Rest in peace to the 9 people who died from that day may God be with you. Gone but not forgotten

[regzzuse]

New videos are out that disprove mainstream opinion about the event, snd I hate to admit but mine opinion as well.
Research further about the January 6, there's more then we've been told.

[phrayzar]

As a person that has worked and lived all over the globe, Trump coming into power, and then the resulting turmoil was a clear indicator to the rest of the world that America as a culture is well and truly over.

[brendamackinnon]

We would not be having this problem, and conversation if trump had been disqualified the second he left the white house! If it had been a Democrat president he would have been disqualified the second he left the white house!

[kevinnosx]

January 6 is the scarediest day of the year for woke fools.

[pheona]

I forgot about this. There's just so much violence I can remember on an annual basis.

[leekelvin]

THERE IS NO INSURRECTION OR REBELLION IN AMERICA 🇺🇸...PERIOD..

[pageljazz]

He didn’t have to lie about the results, but he did. He didn’t have to incite an insurrection, but he knowingly did. He could’ve stopped it, but he didn’t. He could have taken responsibility and fixed things. He didn’t.

One person is responsible for Trump’s problems. One.

[goblin-night]

I will never forget the Day of Insurrection. When it looked like Qanon Shaman was a hair away from being in a position to install himself as Emperor, I admit I peed myself guys.

When Our Media comforted us by repeating footage of military vehicles circling the White House in case Qanon Shaman's spirit allies were coming for our freedoms I jumped out of my chair, stood at attention, and saluted the T.V.

Che Bless America 🙏

[jasonharris]

is this about the FBI and DOJ entrapment riot?

[TomBricks]

It was like a scene from the movie Argo

[centurionzen]

"The nationalist not only does not disapprove of atrocities committed by his own side, but he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them."
— George Orwell, Notes on Nationalism

[garydorfner]

What are you doing tomorrow to memorialize Jan 6? I, for one, will be walking my dogs. Going to the Home Depot to pick up some stuff I need. Then probably taking a nap in the afternoon.

[Atomwaffen-ys]

Shifted? Clearly shows how out of touch the media really are. And they’re still trying to tell people that all those people were yelling “Let’s Go Brandon.”

[MrMentalpuppy]

"Fear and sorrow for the people that died that day" uhh, you mean one person? Just one person? Some died following that day. But why are we acting like this day was a full onslaught?

[Riclmnopp]

It wasn’t an insurrection. Not one person that day has been convicted or even charged with that.

[freddysteady]

Was not an insurrection. The military would’ve had to been involved to meet that definition.

[ronaldcole]

Light a candle tomorrow evening in your window to mourn our country and always remember the deep wound Republicans inflicted upon our country on Jan 6th.

[PhuongMalkin]

What people who died that day? The only person who died that day was a veteran who was shot by a policeman.