Hello and welcome to another episode of TREX Talk, the podcast exclusive. This is going to be a relatively short episode, I believe.

We're going to do some stuff that we said that we're going to do with our safer off social media content.

We're going to talk about slightly spicier stuff on the podcast and with the email newsletters because we can.

And because the level of attention and

scrutiny and control that we're starting to see on the social media platforms is going up.

So today we're going to talk about the January 6th event that happened a year ago.

It's been a year. We've had some time to think about it. And now we're going to talk about

it a little bit more than we did at the time. I don't know if you remember this, but at the time,

last year during January 6th, the day, we were doing a T-Rex YouTube live stream and we were

watching the news and it was really hard to tell what was going on and was really hard to figure out what we wanted to say about it. And now that we've had a year to think about it, we've got some thoughts. And I don't want to imply that we're not

allowed to talk about January 6th. In fact, you're very much allowed to talk about January 6th. A lot of

people are talking about it. You're just not allowed to question the narrative in the same way that

you are allowed to push the narrative. So the sheer number of

people talking about the one-year anniversary of the January 6th event and treating it like a event

that is more important and more serious and far more heartbreaking and far more damaging than anything that we have ever

had live in infamy before. A worse event than December 7th. A worse event than September 11th.

That is something that I've seen a surprisingly large amount of people push. Now, for the record,

I just like everyone to remember that there were over 2,400 Americans killed during the Pearl Harbor attack.

There were almost 3,000 people killed during the September 11th attack.

And we actually had some fatalities during that January 6th event.

One person was shot, and a few people died of heart attacks.

But it appeared that most of those people died of

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