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ago, thousands of protesters walked from a trump rally on the ellipse outside the white house to the us capitol, where the certification of the presidential election was underway. the protesters were angry. they believe that the election they had just voted had been unfairly conducted and they were right. in retrospect, it is clear the twenty twenty election was a grave betrayal. of american democracy. given the facts that have since emerged about that election, no honest person can deny it. >> yet the beneficiary of that election continue to lie about what is now obvious. the real crime, they will tell you again and again is not what happened on election day. 2020. the real crime is what happened two months later on january 6th, when donald trump led an incorrect against the duly elected american government to prove that claim and to divert attention from the details of the presidential election itself, democrats in congress impaneled what they called the house select committee on the january 6th attack. the point of that committee was

to prevent donald trump from running for president again. >> in december of last year, committee members voted unanimously to refer trump to the department of justice for criminal prosecution mission accomplished. but what the committee did not do was explain what happened inside the capitol on january 6th. >> three weeks ago, thanks to the new republican speaker's office, we gained access to thousands of hours of surveillance video that help answer that question. the january 6th committee had access to this very same tape and watched much of it. but as we're about to show you, committee members lied about what they saw and then hid the evidence from the public, as well as from january 6th, criminal defendants and their lawyers. that is unforgivable. whatever you think of speaker kevin mccarthy, he rectified that crime. >> and we are grateful that he did. before we show you the tape, a few words on the process. our producers had unfettered access to the capitol surveillance video. neither the speaker's office

nor our bosses at fox news interfered in any way with our investigation of the forty thousand or so hours of tape. most of it turned out to be irrelevant. static shots of empty rooms, in some cases far from the capitol itself. to find relevant videotape, our producers were given use of capital computers with advanced mapping software that made it easy to find what we were looking for. but we didn't have was access to facial recognition software, and that was significant for more than two years. we have wondered why some in the crowd that day who seem to be inciting violence were never indicted for it. we assumed these were federal agents of some sort. we still assume that. and in fact, there were many examples of behavior we saw in those tapes that didn't seem to make sense. men in civilian clothes holding doors open for protesters escorting others to the capital , etc.. we would love to know who these people were, but as of tonight, we don't know. and because we don't know, we're not going to put their faces on the screen and suggest they were federal agents. that would be irresponsive.

so there were many mysteries we could not solve among, unfortunately, is the shooting of ashley babbitt. from the evidence we have, the publicly available evidence, it seems clear that babbitt was murdered by capitol hill police officer called michael byrd. actually , babbitt was armed. she was shorter in stature than average. she posed no conceivable threat to anyone. >> but beyond that, we can only speculate about what happened. there were no security cameras near the speaker's lobby where ashli babbitt was killed. >> and one more thing, virtually no one in washington, republican or democrat, certainly not in the news media ,wanted to see this tape released tonight. that's why it's remained hidden for more in two years. in recent weeks, the usual hyena's in congress and cable news have been howling about we are putting lives at risk by showing this tape to the public, given that these are the very same people who support open borders and defunding the police, it is hard to take their complaints seriously. but we do take security seriously. so before airing any of this video, we checked first

with the capitol police. we're happy to say their reservations were minor. and for the most part, they were reasonable. in the end, the only change that we made was in blurring the details of a single interior door in the capitol building. you're unlikely even to notice it when we show you. and we are confident it does not affect our reporting. with that, here's the video. doesn't answer every question from january 6th. far from it. but it does prove beyond doubt. the democrats in congress, assisted by adam kinzinger and liz cheney, lied about what happened that day. they are liars. that is conclusive. and that fact should prevent them from ever being taken seriously again. we're going to get instant with footage that shows you what was actually happening inside the capitol. the footage does not show an insurrection or a riot in progress. instead, it shows police escorting protesters the building, including the now infamous q and uncommon watch. these are the pictures you've

seen of january 6th. they're familiar because they've been playing on a loop on every media outlet in america for the last two years . there's a reason for that. >> but it turns out there's quite a bit of video you haven't seen. and that video tells a very different story about what happened on january 6th. >> more than 40000 hours of surveillance footage from in and around the capitol have been withheld from the public. and once you see the video, you'll understand why taken as a whole, the video record does not support the claim that january six was an insurrection. in fact, it demolishes that claim. and that's exactly why the democratic party and its allies in the media prevented you from seeing it by controlling the images you were allowed to view from january 6th. they controlled how the public understood that day. they could lie about what happened and you would never know the difference. those lies had a purpose. they created a pretext for

a federal crackdown on opponents of the party in washington. our office wants to ensure that there was shock and all that we could charge as many people as possible. >> the first thing you notice from viewing the full video record of january 6th is just how many people entered the capitol building that day. hundreds and hundreds of people ,possibly thousands. over the course of about two hours. the crowd was enormous. >> a small percentage of them were hooligans. they committed vandalism. we've seen their pictures again and again. but the overwhelming majority weren't. they were peaceful. they are orderly and meek. these were not insurrectionists. they are sightseers. footage from inside the capitol overturns the story you've heard about january 6th. protesters queue up in neat little lines. they give each other tours outside the speaker's office. they take cheerful selfies and they smile. they're not destroying the capitol. they obviously revere the capitol. they're there because they believe the election was

stolen from them. they believe in the system. here's the man you've heard referred to as the q and uncommon outside the senate chamber. these are not rioters. >> these are people who wandered over from a political rally. we will not let them silence your voices. >> after the rally. they walk down pennsylvania avenue where organizers had secured a federal permit to hold a legal rally on the grounds of the capitol. >> i know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. once at the capitol building, things began to get chaotic. >> capitol police officers fired tear gas into the crowd, a few at the front of the herd broke windows. someone opened the doors and many hundreds of others just walked in the story. >> of course, they did make it the story. >> and at the center of it, the single most famous person arrested that day was a navy veteran from arizona called jacob tansley, often referred to as the cool and uncommon. >> the so-called qanon shaman

qanon shaman, someone named kim shaman jacob tansley became the face of january 6th, a dangerous conspiracy theorist dressed in outlandish costume who led the violent insurrection to overthrow american democracy. for these crimes, handsley was sentenced to nearly four years in prison, far more time in. many violent criminals now receive what a jacob tansley do to receive this punishment. to this day, there is dispute over how chancy got into the capitol building. but according to our review of the internal surveillance video, it is very clear what happened once he got inside virtually every moment of his time inside the capital was caught on tape. the tapes show the capitol police never stopped jacob tansley. they helped him. they acted as his tour guides. here's video of tansley in the senate chamber. capitol police officers take him to multiple entrances and even try to open locked doors for him. we counted at least

nine officers who are within touching distance of unarmed jacob tansley. not one of them even tried to slow him down. chancellor understood that capitol police were his allies . video shows him giving thanks for them in a prayer on the floor of the senate. >> watch. thank you, father, for desperately needed police officers to allow. >> in contrast, the reality of what jacob tansley did in the capitol building on january 6th, the indisputable facts recorded on video, some of which has never before been seen with the depiction of jacob charnley that you've seen in the media for more than two years. he's a terrorist. >> they said he should be killed. shoot him, shoot him. like if it you burst into the united states , if he was dressed like bin laden, if you shot him, shoot him, shoot him. >> it makes you wonder who are the violent extremists here? not jacob tansley and the video proves that. but you would never have known

from the media coverage the people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail cell. >> tansley is in a jail cell. he's been there for months. if he was, in fact, committing such a grave crime, why didn't the officers who are standing right next to him place him under arrest until now? no one could even prove that even happened. >> but it did. >> we're going to digest this surveillance video from the u.s. capitol on january 6th in pieces tonight, we're going to show you more in just a moment. but first, we're going to pause and bring in the new york post. miranda devine, who's been on top of the story from the very beginning. by the way, this will be the front page of tomorrow's "new york post". miranda devine joins us now. thanks so much for coming on . so the disconnect between what they told us happened inside and what we now know happened inside thanks to the surveillance video fast. but in the case of jacob chancey, it's very troubling since his life has been destroyed and he's in prison as we speak. simple question.

how , given that jacob chancel was wandering around with armed police officers who appeared from the footage to be helping him, could he be indicted and convicted and they not like how does that work? well, you know, it's very sad because obviously from you can see from the demeanor of the police officers and from his own demeanor that he was harmless, that they regarded him as harmless. you saw him walk past about nine other police officers. they didn't even give him a look, even though he was dressed so garishly. he's obviously a performance artist and was not posing any threat to anybody. you can see where they help him open a door to go in to the senate chamber. and so why on earth was that footage not used as exculpatory evidence in his trial? this man is spending almost four years in jail and naval

veteran aged thirty three years old and he's just puzzled about it. >> you can see in that jailhouse interview that you played that he is is sort of he says his regret is that he thought because the police officers were showing him around, that it was okay, that what he was doing was appropriate. and you can see the way those people were walking through the capitol, as you say, they are walking meekly, politely, cueing very peaceable that they don't mean any harm. they are treating the capital with reverence that doesn't excuse the others. the minority of the protesters who did break windows and fight police and injure police and cause mayhem. but the people who are now being picked up and some of them have been jailed without trial for months, even years

on end, did not commit violence. they walked through open doors . they were escorted by police. they felt that this was okay. >> and i think jacob tansley is a classic example of that. >> if i go to the door of a liquor store in, a uniformed police officer opens it for me, i walk in, i take the money out, of the till and then leave, escorted by the police officer, he's an accessory to the crime just committed. i'm not attacking the capitol police. we're grateful for their help. in getting this video out. but that doesn't make any sense at all. and the federal judge who oversaw this case doesn't seem to have noticed. this seems insane to me and i don't know why. no one is willing to explain it. >> well, clearly, the capitol police and none of them, you have nine or 10 officers there do not think that there is anything unusual about this guy with the fur hat and the viking horns and the face paint wandering around the corridors and walking into the then the senate chamber that had been evacuated.

what we hear from the capitol police, they tell us , is that they were trying deescalate the crowd, de-escalate any unrest. and so perhaps that's what they were doing. they were completely outnumbered. i don't really blame the capitol police. all they were trying to do was keep people calm and happy. they were betrayed by nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell, who refused repeated requests by the capitol police chief steven sunde in the days before and several times on the day of january six for backup for national guard. that is the most inexplicable part of this story. >> it is . and in fact, tomorrow we're going to have an interview with the capitol police officer in charge of the sector where this took place inside the capitol explaining what happened. and it's shocking. i appreciate miranda devine, you coming out tonight. thank you. thank you, tucker. >> so from january six , 2020 one till today, you will hear

people say, including the president of the united states , that the mob murdered police officers. that is a lie. but the death of officer brian picknick is the pretext they use to tell that lie. so what happened to officer brian sic nick ? well, we found footage of him within the capitol that proves they are lying. >> that's not what happens in hollywood, is they're no longer making movies for the audience lights. we're going to make a movie about a certain political agenda camera. they believe their views are the right ones. activism. i got a 30 year old jennifer lawrence telling me what's wrong with this country. see how show business is putting a nail in his own coffin. don't force your political ideology down my throat. they do not know the audience anymore. the death of hollywood, a new four part series streaming out on fox station. >> sign up at fox nation. .com struggling with low credit

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11th, 2001, and january 6th. >> am i beat officers? h anythig >> anything they had on them? hockey stick a flagpole, a fire extinguisherhockey, police offis died. >> donald trump supporterserppos who of course, rioted rioted and and killed police officers. g of by the evening of january six ,e the democratic party and its publicists in the national news media had settled on adesc description of what hadriptd ha that day. they distilled an a number happened that day. they distilled an enormous number of highly complex eventso ,events that even now we don't fully understand into a singleni emotionally related political slogan, which they've repeatedogan for years rem with remarkable discipline. discd, wasx , they sai a deadly insurrection.n. >> there was a deadly insurrection that the rightis to wing just trying to cover up. >> he incited a deadly insurrection, incited a deadlysi insurrection, the violent, deadly insurrection on the capitololent de nine mon. >> it was about white abo everemacy, in my view, a deadly insurrection. everything about that phrase

is a lie. ng about that phs very little at january six was organized or sixtwas organized or v surveillance video from inside the capitol shows mostly peaceful chaos. >>e capitol shows but the sloge >> the term deadly carriesemotio enormous emotional power, whichh is why they used iy t to approv . the insurrection was deadly. propagandist pointed to the pointed tor, col.brian sicknick brian cygnet. the mob killed officer brian si. bc. >> that's what they said.he wase it was their single mostst power powerful indictment ofjanuary 6 the january six protesters. natid ifonald trum republican voters nationally, they repeated that claim for they repeate claimyears, they ag it. at first, they told the country that officer sic nick was murdered with a fire extinguisher. >> officer brian cygnet diedit after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. >> that storg y came from the nk york times, which which is effectively the assignment editor for mos i t of the rest of american media. >> it was a lie, untrue in anyer way, but only after that liee h had hardened into conventional

wisdom did the newspaper bother to retract it. >> the new york times hastracte quietly retracted its story about the death ofh of c capitol police officer brian cygnet. polier briane. selfeen don brian nick, himself a trump voter, had been transformedto a without his consent into a political martyr of the left . shame his memory was shamelessly exploited by the incoming bidenu of 2020 one sick body lay in21 n state in the capitol rotunda, where a parade of unscrupulous politicians made use of it.joe . >> here's joe biden breaking down the doors, trying to overturn an outcome ofrs, election and killing several police officers in the meantime. >> but brian sicn th nick shoulp not be reduced to a prop forticm the political ambitions of the democratic party. ty .he was a human being. the facts of his life matter, including how he died. media to this day, media accountss describe sickening someoneis, qu who was, quote, slain on january 6th. on januathe video we reviewed ps

that is a lie. hereis alive is surveillance fog sick neck walking in i the capitol after he was supposedly murdered by the mob outside, by all appearances, sick sickn nick is healthy and vigorous. he's wearing a helmet. so it's hardit'srd to imagin tos killed by a head injury. whatever happened to brian sic re nick was very obviously not the result of violence. he suffere at thed the entrance to the capitol .th this tape overturns the singleip most powerful and politically useful lie the democrats have toldeful lie us about january 6. and it was indeed a lie. the january 6th committee knew perfectly well that brian sic nick was walking normally through the capitoll a after he was supposedly murdered by trumhe was derep sue and they know that because they saw this tape, we can be sure because the footage contains an electronic bookmarke that is still archived in the capitol's computer system that means that investigators working for the democratic party reviewed thie democrs tap. they saw it, but they refusedas to release the tape to the public to th.

>> why? because this tape would shatter the fraud they werey. perpetrating on the country, because hiding the truth serve their political interest. they lied about the police officer. officer they claim to revere.rel ifli they were willing to do that, then their dishonestyy kn knew no limits. >>ew n and as you'll see in a moment, that dishonesty did no, nothei limits. ne new surveillance video in just a minute, including new reportin g on ray epp's and what he was doing therewhath and what he told investigators he wase doing there and how it's t contradicted by the video evidence. but first, to assess, we justoiu saw charlie hurt ofk you the washington times joins us now. charlie, thanks so much.soh foro for coming on .n. >> so if you think you'vegot to freally got a feel for brian psychotic, who's passedu away, and you've got to wonderye about any one who would who who knew they knew that he was not murdered by the mob, but they've claimed it anyway for two years. >> two and it takes a very low d of person to do that, to lieman'

about a man's death like that for political advantage. and this takes this tape proves that's exactly what they did. >> now, thes are truly sick. they're you know, you think youn think you knowow how sick they are. is tthen you see something like this and you realize that there there is truly nothing, no as joe bidennt, nothing that they won't exploit. and as joe biden said know, this is also about white supremacy. and, you know, nobody nobodybodr comported themselves worse thans the press die thd on this day. and , of course, that's what it was afterwards.le and the best of it is to examplt is to look at the degreess to which so many people in areth the press are so upsetat that yt got the tapes to and thao t you're going to release the tapes. i've never heardi ne of this.y e i've never in all of my life,e e i've never knownver a press tht didn't want information to befii released. ng that's what we have been fighting for since the invention of the printing press. and so and now we have all these people. itted to

they're so committed to sort of the big lie that that the government tells that they'll do anything, including ,you know, denigrating o the name of a good policef officer. a goodand trying to hide the trt order to sort of prop up this this propaganda. and the deadly insurrection is one of the other one that to they that they love to talk about is the armedbout i insurrectionists. and i remember at the time asking reporters at the time, you know, why do you keep calling these people armed insurrectionists when there's t no evidence that anybody usedth any arms against it? d, well, they hadeopl flagpoles.e so it's because people werewere walking aroundh american flags n flags that made them armedth insurrectionists. >> i should say for our viewersu who don't know you've been inrn journalism all your life, e.your father was a journalist.w you grew up in this business.i e and i agree with you, it's shock to see how thoroughlyt ha it's been perverted into what>> it is now supportssu the government. right. active defense. >> activ, the people in charge.shoc

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they're in prison as o f right now, unjustly so. those lives had consequences.k f so you have to ask yourself,memr whatever happened to thenuar members of the january 6th committee, these liars who hurtr people and the country? s see.let' adam schiff is runnings for senate. adam kinzinger got a job atn. cnn. liz cheney somehow wound u lipnivers professor at the university ofit virginia, the agusta university of virginia. they're all still there. benneton they ar percent. om >> oh, listen to his wisdom. but they'r.e liars. and above all, this video proves it. >>an here's another installment one of the enduring mysteriesuay of january 6th is the role of intelligence and law enforcement agencies played in the events ement ag event of that day.ere a we knos w there was some number offi inrcover federal agents the crowd at the capitol. that officials have since admitted there?nder oatnder oath. but what exactly weree they doing there? the january six committee worked harjanuare workd to hider to that question.o know

we do know from contemporaneouse o thatvideotape that a mysterio figure called ray epp's encouraged the crowdto go in too the capitol. reason ep for some reason, eps has neverpn been indicted foever r. questiot but there's no question he did. he did.>> you >>u go to the capitol under public pressure, the january six committee finall upresyfina interviewed ray epps.ra epps told the committee that her never entered the capital andd therefore never committed a crime. his text messagea crims showed that it to 12:00 p.m. he boasted nephew to his nephew that he had,ated t quote, orchestrated the protests at the capitol.he hee capito admitted he helped get people there. yet curiously, congressional democrats consider ray mabus an ally, not an insurrectionist. >>ally tonight, we can tell you that at the very least, ray epp's lied. in his sworn testimony to thenu january six committee, epps testifie6tcommitd when he sent t messages to his nephew, he had already left the capitolel grounds to return to his hotel room. that is not true. the surveillance footage wee found shows that, in fact, ray

epps remained at the capitol atr at least another half an hour least. screen you're seeing that on your screen now. what was epp's doing there?at ep we cannot sawe can't say, but we do know that he lied to investigators. the january 6tcoh committee likely knew this. kn two democrats had accessew thi e same tape, yet they defended ray. no honest investigation would t thhat. but the point of the january committee was neverstig to investigate anything. the point was to stageate a mae for tv show trial fromom the the opening moments, the tone of the hearings was almost comically overheated and polemical. polemical. there is notthere is not a tragedy in american history that democratsk didn't liken to the protests ofr january 6th. >> i'm from a part oy f a part of the country wh the country where people justify the actions of slaveryly ,the klu klux and lynching. lyn. >> how staged and fraudulentjanu was the work oarf the january 6t committee? democrattee? s hired a good morning c america producer called thmes goldston to dramatizalmese

the footage they released. >> they even dubbed in audio to make the picturesational. more sensational as an ad docu drama. the networks carried it all cari live as if iedt were real. >> but donald trump was far from the only target. the enemy is within the houseofp of representatives. >> within hours,es of january , six democrats alleged a conspiracy. they claimed their republicanel colleagues had helped to planpe the breach of the capitol this was true.pi. there was never any evidence this was true. none at all. ye at all,t was widely repeated. >> our colleagues areues are continuing to engage with wg nationalist extremist groups. the most violentroup attack on the capitol since the war of 1812. 1 >> at one point the januaryint committee publicly accused republican congressman barry loudermilkja of georgia of leading a reconnaissance mission through the capitol building hrough . >> the >> the day before, they weree looking for some member of congress that was involvedss thn all of this. fru the surveillance tape that we reviewed shows this story is a s a lilie. on the and the democrats c on the committee knew it was

a lie when they told it. the so-called reconnaissance mission democrats alleged wa s nothing more than congressman loudermilk giving a guided tour to his constituentto hiss in gea ,none of whom were, quote, insurrectionists. loudermilk didn't even take the group inside the capitol building oup . they walked throughce building a congressional office building down the street. hethe fbi totally cleared to the committee, knew this before. they actuall this befoy made their accusations against me. th it wanted to create thisis sto y that would fit wheret they wanted the evidence>> des to lead. despite the video evidencethey they possessed proving p itincld wasn't true.ed the committee included the lie in its final reporlaw int. protesters, it says dramatically, quote, took a tour of the capitol o with representative barry loudermilk during which he took pictureswith bar, hallwayses and staircases. >> if you read the final o to ort, it was a manifes against donald trump. that's all it was when the committee wasn't accusing wn republican officeholders of planning riots on january 6th. rides accusing them't accu of runningcoward

away from those riots like cowards. in the case of the senator josh hawley of missouri, the committee and their allies accused him of botthem of hh ha josh hawley's to provewl that josh hawley was a coward. the committee released video of him loping out of the buildinghl on the afternoon ofic january six with a police escort. the tape became a staple. on social media. democrats laughed with derision. >> later that day, senator holly fled after thoseh protesters he helped to rile upe stormed the capito ul. >> see for yourself. >> but in fact, the surveillance footage wehat reviewed shows that famous clip was a sham, edited deceptively by the january 6th committee. the clip was propaganda, not wao evidence. not evidence. the actual video the actual videotape shows that holly was one of many lawmakert being ushered ouoft of the building by capitol hill police officertol hills and in , holly was at the back of.

the pack. e was a lie,many one of many from the january 6th committefre. >> one of many, one of manyr cet is for certain.ai thomas massie,thomas massie se the congress. he did then. he does now. he represents the commonwealth . kentucky congressman, thank you so much for coming on . i have never seen members of congress accuse the other as a kind of fraternity inss the congress. are all members of congress.. four hundred thirty five accused their colleagues unfairly without any evidence at all of committing felonies. e to this, what's your response to this, to the lying fro them your colleagues in the congress ? >> you've exposed so many liesto tonight with these tapes that it's changed my perception oftw what happened two years ago.o and i was there. the tapes of people milling peacefully about. producer >> and my hat's off to yourwere producers for sitting over thg through hours of this. yes, but i would love to to to unleash the resourcefulness of the american publicmerica one

videos. shoul i think they shouldd be be released. you know, i think it'sd. no poppycock that they can't be released because of r some securiteleay issues. ecured look, i'm the one who's supposed to be secured by thesew buildings, and i'm not worried about releasing that. g it.they need to be released. in fact, there was a rasmussenca poll that justme came out. this showed over 80%, 78% of6% democrats. and eighty six percent ofs republicans say that allsay th videos should be release the videos should be released and they should because as youne said, tucker, you didn't havee. facial recognition software there. we also we need a completetalog the fedsf all who were there. tell us who they were. let's let's watch the videos and let's see what they did,the because there some really strangise behavior on thoseos videos of people behindf the police lines inouchin plainclothes, like touching them on the shoulder, talking their ear, walking aroundboun boundaries as if they weren'dat even there. it's ver y odd. one who

i'm the one who asked merrick garland. i showed him the tape of raydemr epps.atd no the democrats didn't like it. i had to show it on an ipad on n four for merrick garland for . ch and then he refused to say how many feds were there, but that was also in the rasmussen poll.poll 57% of democrats think that it's at least somewhat likely that feds, agents ofre the federal government, we're not just there, but we're also r encouraging people to riot or go into the capitol. cl >> it's very clear from the footage that our producersgm bravely slog through for three weeks and god bless them for doing it, that that's exactt exactly right, that federal agents encouraged the violence that day. we just day. we are just t we're just a tv sw and we can't show peopleot s withouhot proof of who they really were. >> but i agreei with yourag assessment completely. assessmeobviously happened.sie congressman thomas massie of kentucky, thank you so much for coming on . appreciate it. thanks, tucker, for gettinwerecg us out there. f course.we by the way, we're not, of own t

thurse, in charge of this video. we don't own this video.erdecisb there's a limit to theouit decisions we can make about it,h but we havave more . and we're going to show it to you tomorrow. more surveillance footage froma january 6th, including anth a interview with a top capitolpole police officer who was there and who raises a lot of prettyes shocking questions about the capitol police responshotioe to january 6th. i is ckeep in mind, the capitol police as a force is controlled by the speaker of the house. tha and at that point, it was nancy pelosi. . so michael knowles of the daily wire pointed out that gender ideology is destroying young people and called on conservativesg to reject it.. not a tough request.gh reque sthe's now being accused of . >> he joins us next. point being a public servant, it's called me one of many things.

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when it calls people domestic terrorists, but it turnsc out, and this will not shock you, domestic terrorism is coming from inside the housise boxes. >> trace gallagher has that amazing story for us to hey, trace. a hey, tucker.police chief called just so we're clear , o the atlanta police chief called this attack on the atlantan public safety training center this weekend a , quote, violent attack for the purposeand of anarchy. and it turns out one of the antifa members arrestedterrr and charged with domestic terrorism is twenty eight year old thomas jurgen'ism is 2s attorney for the southern poverty law center. jurgen's is accused ofer. using a peaceful protest as cover for conducting a violent, coordinated attack on both buildings and police officers. in atlanta. that now, it'jus interesting that jurgen's is accused of usingse peace to justify violence because the southern poverty law centererty law cente has lon accused of monitoring hate while propagating hateoring ha. in fact, the u.s. has identified almost a thousand people, organizationsd char and charities as hate groups with the word hateit beingbein

defined as anything else.g splc black disagrees with musleh. women's rights activist ayaan hirsi ali was labeled as a was e nationalist by p.l.c.. s and yet the fbi continues has a used as a source for who should be considered domestic terrorists. the southern poverty law center released a statement saying that thomas jurgen's was simply a legal observer and that the rest of the violents protesters is nothing more than state repression st. repression by heavy handed police except the heavy handsth tossing the molotov cocktails belong to antifa members. so incredible.thank yo trace gallagher, thanks foryou. that. good. >> drayson, every night at midnight you should watch. o so. the dummer, the lie, the more viciously obedience to that liea must be enforced.e must be enforced. now all of a sudden you are expe and now all of a sudden, you're expected to believe that anyone, even children, can change their biological at will , even the dna inside incim them. and obviously, it's demented

and no honest person will go along with that lie or any lie, for that matter. >> at cpac this weekend, michael noles of the daily wire said basically just that there .an be no middle way in dealing with transgenderism. al it is all orl or n nothingothinf transgenderism is true, if men really can become women,ue then it's true for everybody of all ages. ifof transgenderism is falseis as it is , if men really can't become women as they cannot, then it's false for everybody. to . and if it's false, then we should not indulge it, especially since that e it.haindulgence requires takiy the rights and customs of soomsf many people. , then if it is false, then forod of the good of society and especially for the good ofve the poor people who have fallen prey to this confusion, transgenderism must be eradicated from t public life entirely. the whole preposterous ideologye

. so the ideology leadolleads to e castration of children and therefore it's bad.s a cancr it is a cancer on the country. of course that's true. but for the crime of saying so, th the daily beast is an obedient servant of the people in power,r big defender of castrating children. accuse the man you just saw, michael knowles of calling for . and we're quoting michael knows. micheradic transgender. community must be eradicated after noles than daily wire threatened to sue. the daily beast correctedheadli their headline, but of course,ne they accused a man ofmichae pushing. l is michael knowles is the hos tt o the mike lindell show. he joins us tonight. y michael, first of all, thankd. you for what you said, which i think is utterly reasonable and defensible. were you surprised at the daily beast, really the filthiest organ in american journalism orn accused you of pushing? >> i've been called all sorts of nasty things by the liberal press, tucker. so i . i tend t i tend to expect everything. but i have to admit, being accused of did take me

by surprise. the even forextrem the fake news media. and i think it surprised a lotls of lawyers as well. the t and the t and the huffington post and rolling huffington post and rolling stone and a number of other outlets, alle ana nu spread thio about me. they just put words intomouth tr my mouth that i never said youir had exactly what i said. i said that for the good of these people, in particular. so presumably i don't want to murder them. and i talked about an ideal in. particular. i'm not talking about eradicating any human beings i', t id talking about an ideology here. they said that i wanted to commit. and i said this is libel. this is actionable libel. you know, the libee libel l lawn the united states have quite a high threshold to actually su e.e this meets that threshold. i think that unless the news editors at the daily beast in rolling stone and huffington post and all the rest, unless they're completely illiterate, they lied intentionally. and i think their lawyers called them and saidlly., chang the headline, are you going to get sued into oblivion? but why woulsuede d they want to defend child castration?rati? i mean, that's almost

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