The January 6th committee rolls out its prime time special with Liz Cheney taking the starring role.

And we examine what the Democratic telethon did and did not accomplish.

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So last night was the prime time special. It was the moment we've all been waiting for by all of us.

I mean, basically just the members of the media. Because I would imagine that very few Americans actually spent a lot of time watching these hearings.

That's particularly true since they began with a bunch of grandstanding by Congress people,

which is not the way you program a primetime special.

I mean, far be it from me, a person who runs an actual large media outlet that programs on a

consistent basis to tell the Democratic policymakers that nobody actually wants to hear them

jabber to camera, but nobody actually wants to hear them jabber at a camera. There are a bunch of

sort of imagistic mistakes that were made very early on in the January 6th special that was produced

last night for mass consumption via all the networks except for Fox News. The number one mistake is

don't put a bunch of jabbering idiots in front of a camera

and have them talk for 10 minutes before you actually start showing any footage. But before we even

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