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I've been cautiously waiting to go into any great detail about the break-in of the home of Nancy and Paul Pelosi and the attack by alleged attacker David DePap in San Francisco a few days ago,

because I knew this would just be filled with absolute hysteria, information that would be

wrong, information that would be misleading, and about a million questions that people have

as to what the heck actually happen and why after

this much time we don't have any more answers than we do you want to talk about justice moving

slowly we have police officers that respond to the scene that had body cams there are security

cameras all around the Pelosi household there's's a security system, and somehow this man

had to sneak away from his attacker, lock the bathroom door, grab his cell phone that the

attacker allowed him to use, and call 911 on a welfare check where they peacefully came and saw

the two men near a door, not fighting, unharmed, just waiting for the cops to come.

Then when the cops came, supposedly DePap got crazy and started swinging a hammer.

Then the cops couldn't do anything to stop DePap from beating him over the head and cracking

his skull open and having a surgery.

Who opened the door?

How did this happen?

How in the world did DePap hurt Pelosi once the cops were there?

So many questions here. This is one of the strangest things ever. And I'm just going to be honest with you.

There's been so much talk about media recently. And I saw a wonderful interview on Tucker

Carlson on Tuesday night with Glenn Greenwald who said, look, skepticism in the media is the

reason you're in the media. If you go into journalism, your position is to ask questions of

people in authority and people in power and question everything from the jump.

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