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And greetings my friends, Patriots, lovers of democracy, truth and justice, believers and peace

freedom in the American way. Now, you know, eventually some official brand may come out.

I am proposing Sedition Day, January 6th. You know, I'll explain exactly why in just a moment.

But number one, and just to give you an overview of our day, overthrowing democracy is not the same

thing as protesting police violence. Contrary to what you may have read in all the responses to my

tweet, as Biden told us, we stand at an inflection point of history, the fate of democracy here

and around the world is actually hanging in the balance. Hopefully our attorney general was

listening to President Biden's speech. I'll get to that, as I said. Also, how's progressives to

restore American democracy are in have endorsed legislation to add four new seats to the Supreme

Court? Good on them. Jasmine Uloah, who was inside the Capitol on January 6th, is going to drop by.

Jimmy Carter weighs in on the depravity of Donald Trump. He's got an op-ed in the, I believe

it's the Washington Post. There is a lot to cover today and awful lot to cover today. And I want to

start out with my rant over at Hartmanreport.com. It's titled Sedition Day. Overthrowing democracy

is not the same thing as protesting police violence. You know, the anniversary of hundreds of

Capitol police, House and Senate staffers, members of Congress, and people who work in the

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