forests, raphael miranda, mrs. lolita lebron andre cordero the gun wielders and to their accomplices goes the evil distinction of having perpetrated a criminal outrage almost unique in america's history. what and violence that shocked and stirred the nation? if you like american history tv keep up with us during the week on facebook twitter and youtube learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs follow us at c-spanhistory. visit c-span's new online store at c-spanshop.org to check out the new c-span products and with the 170th congress in session. we're taking pre-orders for the congressional directory every c-span shop purchase helps support c-span's non-profit operations shop today at c-spanshop.org. next on the presidency as president biden begins his new administration. we look back to past presidential inaugurations and transitions. first white house historical association historians matthew costello and colleen shogan. look at the five most noteworthy inaugural add

. >> not at any time did the sergeant at arms, mr. irving, say to you, hey, we need to have a vote on this? my recommendation is we don't pass an emergency order for whatever reason. i ask the chief to ask the national guard to lean in, but we're not going to do anything here. he never brought that to your attention to ask if you should do a vote on this, obviously you didn't vote on it? >> that is correct. it never went to the board. >> because of the importance of this issue, we're going to take some liberties, not just the ranking member and i, but all members because we want to make sure we follow the line of questioning and we're able to tease out all these answers. every member of the committee will have similar leeway. ms. herrera beutler. >> i appreciate it. i know we'll be hearing from the board in different hearings, but everybody is going to be in a separate hearing. it might -- i don't know how changing this would be. it might be helpful to have everybody on the board at once in front of us. we can see how this goes. we're

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that chief sund brought up the national guard to mr. irving on the 4th. mr. irving, i believe, testified the other day that he did not take that to be an ask for emergency declaration. talked to mr. stanger. they -- i do not believe that the chief ever spoke to the architect of the capitol prior to that. i believe that's what mr. blanton testified to yesterday, who is also on the board. so, the ask would have to come from all three. the capitol police board issued a verbal declaration of emergency to give authority to national guard deployment on 2/10 on the sixth. >> rosa -- >> please, the board seems obsolete. the board seems to be non-functioning. >> and i think we're getting to the point here. so, whether it's tim or chief pittman, it sounds that there was an official denial of the senate meeting for the emergency order? >> no, no, no. i apologize. the demonstrations were discussed. there was no request at that time for an order. >> there was no request -- there was never a vote by the board. i think this is what's really important about getting to the bo