As soon as the confusion from the riot that took place at the U.S. Capitol on January 6 settled, both the American public and its authorities have been busy drilling down on the responsibility various actors share for what happened that day.
As you might expect, a large part of this involves identifying and prosecuting those who participated in the riot that left five dead and endangered those in both chambers of Congress. But actions have also been taken against the platform the riot was allegedly planned with, as well as those believed to have incited it.
But while inquiries into how the riot managed to get as bad as it did remain underway, there is also an effort within the House of Representatives to recognize one man who ensured that it didn't get any worse.