There are many other examples (both from this incident and others) already prevalent, including on HN, which is really depressing.
1. https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2021/01/09/he-was-docum...
There are many other examples (both from this incident and others) already prevalent, including on HN, which is really depressing.
1. https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2021/01/09/he-was-docum...
https://twitter.com/ExportedFromMI/status/134776388564682752...
Reuters photographer eyewitness confirming it was a common refrain and discussed openly.
https://twitter.com/jimbourg/status/1347559078831284227
Myriad videos from the day too of people shouting things like "WHERE'S PENCE?", sometimes at capitol police.
You still need to take care to see the entire context of the situation -- It's still easy to be fooled by a 2 minute clip but it's much harder with a 20 minute or hour long clip.
If a reporter and publication release the evidence and also stand by it's authenticity, that definitely lends more credence and at least allow you to filter where information is coming from by reliability.