I'm going to talk today about the clown show that is the January 6th hearings, but clown

show not just in the humorous sense, but also in the creepy sense.

I'll tell the story of a January 6th defended.

We often don't hear from the other side, and we need to.

Actor Kurt Cameron is going to join me to talk about his latest documentary on parents teaching

their children at home, homeschooling.

And I'll sum up the experience of reading Dante and make the case for why I've been finished

a divine comedy. You need to go back and start reading it again. This is the Dinesh D'Souza Show.

America needs this voice. The times are crazy, and the time of confusion, division, and lies.

We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth.

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Today we continue with the clown show known as the January 6th hearings, and I use that term clown show,

not just to indicate the kind of comic stupidity of this, but also its macabre and creepy quality.

That's I think one of the ambiguities of clowns is that they're foolish, and they do

summer salts and stupid stuff, and as a kid, I only saw that side of the clown.

But I think that as you get older, you begin to realize there's a kind of darkness behind clowning.

I think for example of the role of the Joker played by, it was a heat ledger, I believe.

There's a macabre aspect to all this.

The January 6th hearings so far have been getting very tepid public audiences.

Sometimes we hear 20 million people have watched the hearings.

Well, 20 million people, when this is showing on every network with the only exception of Fox,

that's 20 million people have seen 2000 mules, and it wasn't on any network, including Fox.

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