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Slack.com slash DHQ. Today, it is January 6th, so you know that lawmakers are going crazy.

The media is going crazy. Luckily, I have just the pair to get into all of the analysis

of what is going on on the anniversary of America's darkest day. We've got a lot coming up

and it all starts right now. Hey, welcome to the news and why it matters. I am Sarah

Gonzalez. I'm trying really hard not to smile today because it's a very solemn day, as

I mentioned. I was told that this was just, I thought the role was going to end last January

6th because democracy almost ended. Yes. I didn't think we would make it this far. I know.

You know, Sarah, me and Elijah were actually talking about the PTSD that we both have experienced

because we were there at the Capitol that day. You know that picture of that little old

grandma who's waving the flag in the Capitol? How dare she, that way.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I asked you so nicely. I don't know. I'm going to cause drama on

your show or anything. But as you know, that picture is a really a deep, hard thing. I

mean, I've seen, oh, kind of pictures that kind of put you off like the twin towers exploding

with a plane crash into them. But like, that's just 9-11. And then, like, you see the grandma

standing there with the flag and I think I didn't know Americans could stoop this

low and it, it, it rocks my life every day. I, I want to a Pearl Harbor exhibit. And I

said, I asked the woman at the front. I really did. I said, have you seen that picture

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