For insights into the larger implications of Tucker Carlson's access to that January

6th footage, and what the year of war in Ukraine can tell us about the future direction

of that conflict and the world, we turn now to the analysis of Brooks and K-PART, that

is New York Times columnist David Brooks and Jonathan K-PART, associate editor for

the Washington Post.

Good to see you both.

Thank you.

Let's pick up Re Lisa left off there, Jonathan.

This idea speaker McCarthy has handed over these thousands of hours of security footage

to Tucker Carlson.

There are those who argue just let everyone see everything and make up their own minds

about it.

Is there validity to that?

Well, sure, simply because the speaker has given all of this footage to Tucker Carlson.

If you're going to give it to him, you should give it to MSNBC, CNN, give it to everyone,

give it to PBS, give it to everyone so that they can look at it.

But you know what?

I don't need to see 44,000 hours worth of footage.

I watched our government being attacked by supporters of the former president live on

television in real time over several hours.

I don't know what Tucker Carlson is going to do with this video with the footage and

how he's going to present it on his show, but whatever it is and how ever he does it

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