When I first started, I made a movie before this called Capital Punishment, which we released in 2021.

And when we started that movie, I didn't believe it.

I thought the idea that the government would be targeting these people

was a little bit crazy. And the more I've gotten into it, I realized that that is the hardest

thing to make, to get people to consider. You have to be open to the fact that your government

would do this. And if you look back through

history, they've done it before, they've done it before, they've lied to you before. What makes

you think all of a sudden the government won't lie to you? They've been lying to us for decades.

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Nick Searcy is an actor you've probably seen in a lot of films, a lot of television series.

Just Google him.

But you probably know who he is.

But this film, The War on Truth, is one that he made.

And it is remarkable. I have been sort of agnostic on January 6th.

I think some people have made too much of it. I think some people haven't made enough of it.

So I finally sat down and watched this film, The War on Truth, which has some perspectives on January 6th you might not have ever heard about because they haven't been out there. And you can say, well, if they haven't been out there already,

it's because they're not important or they didn't matter. I dare you to open up your mind

and watch this film, The War on Truth.

And ask yourself if you or you had a friend who showed up at the Capitol, put out their iPhone to record what was going on that day,

maybe got shoved in through a door and was sentenced to eight months in prison for a misdemeanor,

you might start to ask yourself, is this right?

And that's just the tip of the iceberg in this film.

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