The picture the anon posted is the big bolt that hit way off to the right of the monument. ( thats what he's asking about)
Then a thinner bolt strikes top of tower 2 times.
Video came from wusa9 SkyCam
Several rounds of intense thunderstorms charged through the D.C. area Thursday night into early Friday, unleashing frequent lightning that injured two National Guardsmen and struck the Washington Monument.
The guardsmen were struck just after midnight within the Lafayette Square perimeter near the intersection of 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. They were taken to a hospital with injuries that were not believed to be life-threatening.
โBoth were conscious and alert with no visible signs of burns,โ said Doug Buchanan, chief communications officer for the D.C. fire department. โIt was clearly an indirect strike, presumably to a tree that was nearby.โ
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2020/06/05/lightning-dc-area-struck-washington-monument-injured-national-guardsmen-lafayette-park-thursday-night/