We've all seen the footage.

Election conspiracies, pushing through barriers, hitting police officers, and storming

the Capitol.

It's been 316 days since that event, and the explanations and excuses for it have grown too numerous

to count.

Welcome to The Lost Debate, a show for Political Eclectics.

My name is Robbie Gupta.

And I'm Corey Broughtford. And Corey, this is our last show before we break for Thanksgiving.

I'm going to head on a plane tomorrow to Costa Rica to surf like any man of the people.

What about you? What are you doing?

Cool. I'm going to head back home to Alabama to see my wife and kid and just have some political discussions around the dinner table probably

like most people will unfortunately be doing this next week. Well, what discussions we have today

for the show? We got some great discussions. We're going to really dive deep into, I think,

something that everybody will be discussing at Thanksgiving, and that's January 6th. It was this huge

event at the Capitol, and there's all sorts of back and forth about what it really was. Obviously, there's a lot of political, you know, disputes between what it really was, between the left and the right. And, you know, we're going to talk a little bit about that, going to some really, you know, deep dives on that particular subject. And one thing that everybody's talking about is this House vote to censure Paul Gosser,

the Congressman from Arizona, who shared this really terrible, poorly made video depicting him

killing Congresswoman AOC.

And now he has been officially punished for it in the House of Representatives.

Ravi, I mean, what's going on with the GOP House?

Yeah, I confess that I had to watch the video multiple times to see the instance where he's

killing AOC.

It's real quick.

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