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40,000 hours of Capitol surveillance tapes and Donald Trump is the underdog.

Okay, how's Kev going to weave this one together on this episode of KKHI?

I have been waiting the last

three weeks for these hours and hours and hours of tapes to come out from the Capitol after the

January 6th insurrection. And Tucker Carlson presented all those on Fox News on Monday night.

And the headline of the video is this, and we'll get into some of the details

of what we've got here. To me, the headline of the video that was released, the unseen footage

prior to now is it confirms everything I thought about January 6th. It probably confirms everything

you thought about January 6th, that there were police officers everywhere, Capitol

Police just waving people in, walking around, making sure they weren't breaking things,

that they weren't, you know, busting statues or defacing artwork on the wall or knocking

over glass cases or damaging things. Yes, some vandals broke some doors and some windows to get in. Those people,

in my opinion, anybody that got violent or broke anything should be prosecuted to the fullest

extent of the law. Anybody that just walked in there and took a picture after we've now seen

all these police officers wave them in and allow it to happen should have never, under any

circumstance,

been prosecuted. And is it a poor decision to have walked in? Should you have known,

hey, this could be trouble. I really don't belong in here. I could get in trouble for this.

You probably should have known that. But when police officers standing there walking around

with you telling you it's okay,

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