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What McCarthy Just Vowed To Do With the Jan. 6 Tapes Will Enrage The Establishment

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has recently made headlines by vowing to release the security footage from the Capitol on January 6th, 2021 to the general public. This footage has been the subject of intense speculation and debate since the attack on the Capitol, and many have been calling for its release in order to gain a clearer understanding of what occurred that day.

The release of this footage is significant not only for its potential impact on public perception of the events of January 6th, but also for the potential legal implications for those involved in the attack. The footage may provide crucial evidence in the ongoing investigations into the attack, including identifying individuals involved in the violence and potentially aiding in prosecutions.

However, the decision to release the footage has not been without controversy. The establishment has raised concerns about the privacy of individuals who may appear in the footage, as well as the potential for the footage to be used for political purposes. Additionally, there are concerns that the release of the footage could potentially fuel further unrest or violence.

Despite these “concerns,” Speaker McCarthy has emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in releasing the footage. In a statement, he said, “The American people deserve transparency and truth about the January 6th attack. I believe that releasing this footage is an important step in ensuring that accountability is upheld and that justice is served.”

Regardless of the timing and specifics of the release, the decision to release the footage represents a significant step towards greater transparency and accountability in the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol. By shedding light on the events of that day, the release of the footage may help to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future and provide closure to those affected by the attack.

Access to the footage will also be available to defendants who are facing charges over their alleged involvement in the riot. McCarthy said defendants have had access before, but if it’s still needed, “We can supply that to them too.”

Natalie Dagenhardt

Natalie Dagenhardt is an American conservative writer who writes for  Right Journalism! Natalie has described herself as a polemicist who likes to "stir up the pot," and does not "pretend to be impartial or balanced, as broadcasters do," drawing criticism from the left, and sometimes from the right. As a passionate journalist, she works relentlessly to uncover the corruption happening in Washington. She is a "constitutional conservative".

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Oldsage
Oldsage
1 year ago

When you’re in a public place there is not guarantee of privacy. None. So we are over target and the members of the UNI party are starting to get nervous.
on a other note. How many boxes of classified materials have now been recovered from the Biden years?

Ben Colder
Ben Colder
1 year ago

I hope McCarthy does just that because it looks like they have shut Tucker up never a peep about the tapes since the first night that I heard I will admit that I usually do not watch much of fox or any or the rest of fake news but I did watch him that night but the next night nothing I figured so after cryin Chuck went on his rant .Talk about a fake that bastard cryin Chuck what a phony and he claims to be a senator really.