There was a lot going on in different sections.
Some of it was violent.
Some violence was done by blm / antifa and fed gov plants.
It appears that most were relatively peaceful until, I believe, metro DC or Capitol police started shooting rubber bullets, flash bangs and tear gas into the crowds well back from the steps.
14,000 hours of video but Ice Cream Queen Nancy won't let anybody see it.
Why not?
Fortunately the Ashli Babbitt shooting, at least, was well documented by persons in the crowd. Well enough to see that it was unjustified and that Byrd lied about what happened in his account of it. Here's where I point that out and give some links to images and a video -- thread post 54.
That includes the Sullivan video taken from the left side of the hall. Sullivan, looking through the left panel window, saw Byrd's gun jutting out from his hiding place and tried to warn people, but nothing could be heard on the right side of the wide and noisy hall, as a video shot over there proves (as well as the actions of the persons) -- video from the right side (not included in the other thread, but it's needed too to show the inaction of the police and lack of audio of a warning on the right side).
Also here's a synchronized longer combination of several videos, which is useful for the relative timing of events, but the details of some parts are hard to see in it -- synchronized video at Rumble. To make out details, the individual videos are best.