Hello and welcome to Making Sense of the Madness. I am Jason Burma sitting in for Sean Morgan and today we're going to go deep into January 6th with Trenness Evans. Stay tuned. You guys may, like, individually feel a little broken.

You guys all talk about the effects you have to deal with, and, you know, you talk about the impact of that day.

But you guys won.

You guys held.

And there was the pathetic, blubbering mess, Adam Kinsinger, talking about how the police

held the line in the non-insurrection, in a joke of a committee, in a committee that wants as

little transparency as possible, which we saw in

their selection and rejection of actual Republicans that may have challenged the narrative.

Instead, what we got was a heavily holly weird produced committee showing YouTube clips having people like Kinsinger

crying and playing on the emotions of the public in order to demonize a large sect of the

American populace and try to create an illusion of an insurrection on

January 6th. But wait, there's more. They've decided that you and I, the American people,

the general populace, will not get to see the vast majority of what was done behind the scenes,

especially when we're talking about the thousands and thousands of hours of raw footage

that took place inside and outside of the Capitol.

In fact, they have now requested at least 20 years for this

information to be withheld from the public. And if that's not problematic enough, we still don't

know who the pipe bomber on January 5th was.

You would think that video of an actual domestic terrorist that was planting, quote, unquote,

pipe bombs throughout the Capitol would be of the utmost importance.

But instead, you get memes out there that Marjorie Taylor Green

must have been responsible, a true misinformation and disinformation tactic, which was beyond

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