Um, so I at that point, I made the choice, uh, to climb the center scaffolding that was set up for the inauguration.

Um, that's typically where, Like photos and the dead on cameras air.

Um, because I needed to see what was going on.

So I climbed up, like, two levels on the scaffolding on.

And, um, sure enough, that's where I could see people who had broken through the door.

They were pepper spring.

The police.

They were throwing objects in there.

The crowd was like passing them big objects like a big ladder.

They passed to them at the same time.

There was that group that was breaking into the window, climbing in and out of the building.

I saw chair come out, I saw door come out.

Um, there were some police who were still there from earlier, and they were above the scene, and they were pretty much just standing there, which was pretty crazy to see.

Um, so eventually a different I think a different force showed up.

They were in, um, like green kind of fatigues, and that's that.

That's when they actually started to really fire flash bangs into the crowd and actually send some real tear gas out there.

And that's that's what that photo is.

That's the moment when the flash bang went off.

And, um, you know, for a split second lit up the whole the whole scene, Um, so that that's how I got that photo.

Um, and some I think people don't realize that when we're working on the ground, we didn't have any cell phone service out there.

So you're pretty much alone in terms of what you know is going on, you only know what's going on in front of you.