Well, howdy there, internet people. Let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the upcoming

hearings, the January 6th hearings. They will be restarting this month and we've already

gotten a little glimpse of some of the main focus of at least part of it and it is

aptly titled The Cash and the Cover Up. It appears as though the

committee wants to delve into the finances of the events surrounding the sixth.

Now, this is probably gonna have a whole lot to do

with the fundraising activities, the Stop the Steel thing,

and how a lot of that money never actually went to any endeavor designed to alter the outcome.

It may also delve into the financing for the event itself or financing for those who were

carrying talking points for this endeavor.

Now, the cover-up aspect of it,

I think when they're talking about it, they're very careful to use the term

potential. You're probably going to hear about the secret service, missing

text messages, missing documents, stuff like that, all under the umbrella of trying to mask what occurred

or deflect blame.

I would imagine that in this phase they would talk about the aftermath of the sixth

and how many people close to the former president put out information that was less than

accurate in an attempt to deflect responsibility. Now as far as the hearings themselves, I would imagine that they're

going to try to structure them the same way. At least I would hope so. They did

a pretty good job last time. Tell them what you're

going to tell them. Tell them what you told them. And keep each individual hearing focused on one particular aspect and then tie it

all together. They did a really good job with this and it reached the American people the message was received

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