4 chapters across the catalog
January 6 Committee, Cassidy Hutchinson Testimony Credibility
The January 6 Committee continues to evaluate testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson regarding Donald Trump's actions in a presidential vehicle. Critics argue the testimony relies on fourth-party hearsay rather than direct observation. Representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger face calls for recusal due to perceived bias against the former President.
Electoral Count Act, California Mail-in Ballots
The January 6th committee aims to build momentum for amending the Electoral Count Act to restrict the Vice President's role in certifying elections. Concurrently, California is moving toward a permanent 100% mail-in ballot system. Critics argue these shifts, combined with trauma-based media presentations, are designed to fundamentally alter American election mechanics and lock in partisan advantages.
RNC Resolution, Legitimate Political Discourse
The Republican National Committee faces criticism for a resolution describing the events of January 6 as "legitimate political discourse." The hosts argue the media is using the phrase to distract from other issues while ignoring historical political violence at the Capitol.
The January 6th Select Committee, featuring Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, began hearings to establish the facts of the Capitol riot. Critics compared the event to historical attacks on the Capitol, including bombings in 1971 and 1983, noting that no bombs were actually detonated on January 6th. The committee's focus on "alternative realities" is seen by some as a politically motivated "Impeachment 3" effort.
