Trevor Noah and “The Daily Show” are commemorating the January6th insurrection in their own special way.
Times reporter Sarah D. Wire sheltered with Congress members during the Jan. 6 insurrection. She gives a glimpse into the minds of our lawmakers while chaos invaded the seat of American democracy.
Thursday’s episode of “The Daily Show” also marked the anniversary of the insurrection by running a “Where Are They Now?” segment on various individuals who have faced legal consequences — and in some cases, jail time — for storming the Capitol. The show’s “Heroes of the Freedomsurrection” pop-up exhibit will remain at 23rd Street and Broadway in New York City “today only” until 11 p.m. Eastern.
“While his efforts were not enough to keep him in the White House, his bravery on January 6 will never be forgotten,” Trump’s plaque reads, “unless Republicans retake Congress and disband the committees investigating it.”
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