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House Democrat confronts Jan. 6 protesters near Capitol

Rep. Tom Suozzi confronted pardoned January 6 demonstrators at the Capitol on the attack's fifth anniversary, prompting police intervention amid heated exchanges.

  • On Tuesday, Rep. Tom Suozzi confronted pardoned Jan. 6, 2021 demonstrators outside the U.S. Capitol on the fifth anniversary of the storming of the Capitol.
  • Suozzi posted archival video on X from inside the besieged House chamber years ago, saying the Jan. 6 attack was very serious and he couldn’t believe convicted participants returned.
  • Reporters captured the exchange, showing Suozzi met curses and insults including `fraud` and `traitor`, with one protester asking `How do feel the power of the American people surrounding you.`
  • Capitol Police escorted Suozzi from the crowd and instructed heckling demonstrators to `settle down!`, and Suozzi later said he had no regrets about approaching the group.
  • Pardons and public celebration framed the stakes as members of the pardoned group waved flags and held signs saying `Thanks for our pardons!`, while Suozzi said his main disagreement with President Donald Trump was pardoning the January 6th criminals.
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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