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This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayor Cooper Podcast. Welcome back folks,

today's episode is one that I've been thinking about for quite some time. How do you properly

commemorate what happened one year ago today? For most of us, January 6 has become one

of those moments of generational trauma, like the 9-11 attacks, where we will never forget

what we were doing that day as the violence unfolded. I happen to be doing this show.

Not only Dad O'Brien was my guest, neither of us could believe what we were witnessing

that day. And just like 9-11, it was truly a made for TV spectacle that unfolded live

like a nightmare in real time. And we fight. We fight like hell.

In the immediate aftermath of that terrible day, there was a glimmer of contrition from

the likes of fucking Mitch McConnell and even the jerk off Kevin McCarthy. And for the

briefest of moments, we sighed in collective relief. Try as they might, the coup failed,

Trump failed, the Republic held, and now there would be repercussions. This time Trump

would go down. Everyone saw what happened, and there was no denying the proceedings.

The President bears responsibility for Wednesday's attack on Congress.

President Trump is responsible for provoking the events of the day.

The President's language and rhetoric crossed a line and it was reckless. The President

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