Dozens of supporters of Donald Trump gathered in Washington to commemorate five years since the Capitol assault, demanding the prosecution of the Democrats.

Five years after the Capitol assault, dozens of supporters of Donald Trump gathered in Washington to commemorate their "martyrs" and call for actions against the Democratic opposition. Among the participants, Tami Jackson from Texas came to remember those who died that day, including Ashli Babbitt, considered a "martyr" by Trump's supporters.

The Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement has transformed the memory of this event into a symbol of the fight against a perceived politicized justice system. The protesters, including members of the extremist group Proud Boys, called for the prosecution of Democratic leaders, especially Nancy Pelosi. Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the Proud Boys, stated that he is proud of his status and mentioned that some members might run for office. The gathering culminated in a march to the Capitol, retracing the path of those who stormed the building in 2021, when 174 police officers were injured.