Welcome back to the Devon and his podcast coming to you live from Washington, D.C. from

the Just the News studio in Washington, D.C. with my good friend John Solomon, one of the last

good reporters left here in the swamp. John, it seems like every time we do this, there's major

breaking news. And so, you know, we're going to give people a little bit of time to join the

live stream here and then we'll get into that breaking news. But why don't we start with, let's

just kind of lay out where we are on the January 6th videos. You have been, you've had access to that.

Can you kind of explain that process that you've went through so far? Yeah, we've been sitting

every day watching certain videos that tell us what the January 6th committee did monitor

America. They showed us certain things and some of the things they showed us were true. There was

violence here by some people. But there are also massive security failures. And I think one of the

biggest ones was the one we expose the other day. There is video footage showing that for about a

30 minute window, 20 to 30 minutes. Police accidentally send a couple of protesters out of

the door. It's a fire door. It has a bar on it. When you press that bar, the sign in the door says,

it's going to unlock the door. As soon as they do that, the door is unlocked. At over a 30 minute

period, people opened the door from the outside because it's now been unlocked. It shouldn't be unlocked

in over 300 people, 310 people I'd count walking through that door during that time frame. Why is that

significant? Imagine if the White House left the back door open and 300 people got in the White House.

The White House is a security officer. In January 6th, they have not focused on those

sort of security failures, both intelligence and physical security. And it leaves the capital

more vulnerable because people aren't addressing the other parts of failures that occurred that day.

So get your questions in because those of you who are watching live now, there's so much breaking

news. So get your questions in now and by the end or even during the middle, we'll get those

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