An MSNBC host got emotional during a discussion Saturday marking the third-
year anniversary of the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6, 2021.

The host, Jonathan Capehart, pulled out a tissue and appeared to be on the
verge of crying as he introduced former D.C. police officer Michael Fanone,
as shown in a clip published by Mediaite.

�Officer Fanone, I�m gonna try to get through this. Thank you. For what you
did three years ago today. Please tell me your thoughts, on this third
anniversary,� Capehart said.

MSNBC�s Jonathan Capehart cries on air while discussing the third
anniversary of January 6. pic.twitter.com/4t5dUf0PSi

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�We are still in the midst of the same fight that began on January 6, 2021,
and we have a lot at stake in this country and I think that it deserves every
American�s attention,� Fanone began, after a pause.

Moments earlier, Capehart spoke about how Fanone � who has since written
about his experiences in a book called �Hold the Line� that was published
last year � was �there that day� at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 �battling
the mob� in a wild turn of events that briefly disrupted lawmakers certifying
Joe Biden�s presidential victory.

�He was dragged down the Capitol steps. He was tased by someone in the pro-
Trump mob. He suffered a heart attack during the fighting. And in a detail
that crystallizes the horror that unfolded on January 6th, Fanone recalls
insurrectionists shouting, quote, �Kill him with his own gun,'� Capehart
said. �Despite having lived through that harrowing assault and living with
the consequences of that trauma, Fanone has not stopped defending our
democracy.�

The host added, �He has sought to hold those responsible accountable, and he
has an urgent message for the American people as the 2024 presidential
campaign season gets underway. Fanone told HuffPost, quote, �Ultimately, you,
the American voter, will be the last line of defense when it comes to
preserving democracy as we know it and ensuring the peaceful transfer of
power. And it�s that serious.'�

Video of Capehart sobbing at the top of the interview garnered some mockery
on social media. In response to the report from Mediaite, which featured the
headline �MSNBC Host Breaks Down Full-On Sobbing In Emotional Segment With
Hero January 6th Cop,� Capehart responded, �And I�d do it again!� along with
a �Raised Fist� emoji.�

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