Congress is still investigating the people and organizations linked to the Jan. 6 attack — the most violent assault on the U.S. Capitol since the British attack during the war of 1812. The PBS NewsHour looked back at what happened that day, the lasting impacts on those who survived, where the investigations stand, and the broader effects on American politics, culture and democracy itself.

0:00 How the attack unfolded on Jan. 6
8:24 Why some Texans stormed the Capitol
17:59 Officer Brian Sicknick’s partner speaks
26:07 Far-right extremist groups move mainstream
39:18 Capitol Police officers demand accountability
49:37 Fallout from Rep. Meijer’s vote to impeach Trump
57:59 Rep. Nehls on defending the Capitol
1:05:25 Rep. Jeffries on witnessing Jan. 6 from the House floor
1:15:42 Disinformation downplays the violence
1:29:44 Biden’s Jan. 6 anniversary address
1:37:41 Harris on democracy a year after Jan. 6
1:48:50 Jan. 6’s impact on politics, culture and democracy
2:01:00 Brooks and Capehart on Jan. 6 anniversary
2:13:43 NewsHour correspondents recall Jan. 6 experiences
2:26:16 3 lawmakers of color on surviving Jan. 6


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