Capitol Hill in Washington DC on 6 January was rocked as a violent mob of Trump supporters stormed the building, killing five and causing widespread damage and vandalism in a failed attempt to disrupt the certification of the Electoral College vote. US House Majority Whip James Clyburn, speaking to NPR on Thursday, shared concerns regarding possible aid from "sitting members of Congress" for the rioters that stormed the US Capitol last week. "Some coordination was going on between sitting members of Congress and some of these so-called visitors to the Capitol. I've been listening to my colleagues and watching their interviews on television", Clyburn told NPR host Tonya Mosley. "And many of them saw things going on the day before that led them to believe that something was amiss." Clyburn also shared his particular concern that the Capitol attackers were aware of the location of his real unmarked office, not that officially marked by the Capitol. "Now, I do know my own office where I do