Mark Simone on the voice of New York, 710 W.O.R.

Well, we got lots to get to. One more hour to go.

And, well, we got a lot to go over it.

Now, tomorrow is, what are they calling this tomorrow? It's a march on Washington. I guess

it's Trump supporters. It's called Justice for January 6th. And what that means is those January 6th

protesters, and that's all they were, protesters. There was no insurrection. That's official now.

There was no insurrection. Two things official now. There was no insurrection.

Two things make it official. One, the Justice Department has filed all the charges against those January 6th protesters. There's about 1,200 charges filed. Nobody is being charged with insurrection,

which is a crime on the books. You can charge insurrection. Nobody is being charged with insurrection, which is a crime on the books. You can charge

insurrection. Nobody is being charged with insurrection. If you read through the charges,

it's things like trespassing, disorderly conduct, that sort of stuff. No insurrection according to

the U.S. Justice Department. Now, also, the FBI report came out about two months ago.

You probably didn't hear about this because they couldn't bury this story deep enough.

But the official FBI investigation of January 6th concluded,

and the report said there was absolutely no coordination of any kind.

Nothing was coordinated, no organized anything.

So it was not an insurrection.

It was a bunch of protesters.

And when they arrived at the Capitol, there was very little security, hardly any security.

Normally, and they had a lot of notice that hundreds of thousands of people were coming.

Normally, first you'd set up a perimeter, usually a block away from the Capitol, guarded, big perimeter.

Nobody can get past it. Nobody can get near the Capitol.

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