It's the one year anniversary of the January 6th riot at Capitol Hill.

As expected, the left is capitalizing on this and everywhere they possibly can, exaggerating

it and saying, just flat out crazy things, we'll take a look at it in tonight's Holdel

Line.

Welcome to Holdel Line, I'm Buck Sexton.

We can all agree that riots are bad, right?

Well, actually, no, we can't because the left won't condemn their own riots, but they

hate it when, on occasion, people associated with the right step out of line, break the

law and riot, and that occurred with some percentage of.

What was otherwise, you could say, a mostly peaceful protest on January 6th, but there was

a contingent that became violent against police and destroyed property when inside the

Capitol building and gave an enormous gift to their political opponents on the left in

the process.

This was a blunder, but that's what it was, a riot that was quelled and then the Congress

went about its business.

Everybody on the right of any standing condemned this said it was a bad thing to do, but was

it the darkest day in America's recent history in, say, 20 years?

Does it harken back to the most catastrophic attacks in the history of our Republic?

According to Vice President Kamala Harris, yes, it does.

This was her this morning.

One dates echo throughout history, including dates that instantly remind all who have

lived through them, where they were and what they were doing when our democracy came under

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