This was ultimately an attack on the capital motivated by people who could not accept losing an election and made the decision that they would use violence to achieve a political object that they can`t at the ballot box. And that danger to our democracy is one we`re going to have to address and it will be part of the scope of what we look at.
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Schiff emphasizes the significance of the January 6th attack and the implications for democracy.
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