Official Electoral College result
National Archives records show Joseph R. Biden Jr. received 306 electoral votes and Donald J. Trump received 232.
Video & primary-media chronology
Footage, recorded remarks and institutional timestamps
This lane distinguishes government-originated records from committee-preserved third-party footage and later court descriptions of video evidence. Each card says what kind of source it is so readers can judge provenance before drawing conclusions.
Jan. 6 · 1:45–4:45 PMVideo compilation preserved by GovInfo
Synchronized East Main / Columbus Doors footage
GovInfo preserves a three-hour synchronized video compilation in the Select Committee supporting-materials collection. The underlying compilation originated outside government; this hub therefore treats it as committee-preserved source material, not as government-authored footage.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · 2:13 PMOfficial chamber activity log
Senate recess timestamp
The Senate Daily Press log records the Senate standing in recess at 2:13 PM. It is not video, but it is a primary institutional timestamp that can be aligned with security-camera, body-camera and open-source footage.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · 4:20–4:35 PMTrial video evidence summarized by DOJ
Northwest Courtyard police-clearing sequence
A later jury-verdict release describes body-worn-camera and open-source video used at trial to timestamp repeated confrontations as officers pushed rioters away from the Northwest Courtyard. The card reports what the trial record says the footage showed and does not generalize beyond that case.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · late afternoonArchived presidential video transcript
Trump tells supporters to go home while repeating election-fraud claims
The American Presidency Project preserves the transcript and embedded video of Trump's January 6 taped remarks telling supporters to go home and calling for peace while also repeating that the election had been stolen. The two elements are presented together because both are part of the same recorded statement.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 7 · 5:52 PM recordingOfficial presidential record
Trump records a follow-up address on the attack and transition
The Compilation of Presidential Documents, published by the Office of the Federal Register/NARA, records a January 7 videotaped address made at 5:52 PM. It belongs to the immediate aftermath timeline rather than the January 6 minute-by-minute attack chronology.
Open media/source record ↗2022 archiveGovernment archive index
GovInfo preserves hearing videos, transcripts and supporting materials
GovInfo's January 6 Select Committee collection provides a stable government archive for hearing materials, videos, transcripts and documents. Committee conclusions remain labeled as committee findings even when the underlying source material is preserved in the archive.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · 2:24 PMPreserved social-media record / congressional hearing
Trump’s Pence post is preserved in the congressional hearing record
The hearing transcript records the exact timing and substance of Trump’s post criticizing Pence. The surrounding evacuation and breach sequence is labeled as the Select Committee’s reconstruction.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · 4:17 PMPresidential video / preserved congressional record
Trump’s go-home video preserves both a peace message and continued election-fraud claims
The congressional record preserves the video’s timing and language. TrumpsMouth keeps the de-escalation request and the repeated stolen-election assertion together so the source is not selectively excerpted.
Open media/source record ↗Jan. 6 · 6:01 PMPreserved social-media record / congressional record
Trump’s evening post becomes part of the documentary aftermath record
The congressional record preserves the 6:01 p.m. post. Interpretive claims made during the impeachment proceeding remain attributed to the speakers who made them.
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