Congressman Gallego on Capitol attack

Jan. 8, 2021

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Arizona congressman Ruben Gallego was in the house chamber at the time of the siege and at one point used his military experience to help his colleagues evacuate. We spoke with Gallego to get his thoughts on what happened Wednesday and what should happen now with President Trump.

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Congressman Ruben Gallego

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