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It was clearly a coup attempt, it was clearly, as a member of Congress said this morning,

treason, and the hypocrisy of Fox so-called news, the people who were claiming it was Antifa,

as the same time that they were hysterically texting Mark Meadows, we'll get to that,

saying, please call off, you know, please ask Mr. Trump to call off the, right?

And isn't it the ultimate hypocrisy for Mark Meadows to start grifting on his treason so quickly?

But let's just jump into this, what, you know, what we're learning as a result of this

January 6th committee and the work that they're doing about actually what happened.

First of all, we've got this PowerPoint presentation, you know, how to commit treason,

how to overthrow a country, how to stage a coup, another member of Congress, by the way,

this morning, he kind of stumbled around it, but he was saying something, there's an old saying

about coups and an unsuccessful coup. And what he was trying to say was, what do they call an

unsuccessful coup? Practice. That was what he was trying to say. I was listening to a guy, yeah!

But anyhow, there's this 38-page PowerPoint out there that came out of the committee this week,

I believe, or maybe late last week, as a result of, in fact, it was late last week, as a result of

Mark Meadows turning over a bunch of some 8,000 documents to the January 6th treason committee.

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