Mike Lee Takes Down Liz Cheney’s Flimsy Attempt to Escape J6 Accountability

As we previously reported, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) released all the 44,000 hours of Jan. 6 footage. Immediately, the release blew apart the Jan. 6 Committee’s narrative about the event.

The video released showed the reasons why they likely were suppressed. The video showed police accompanying peaceful protesters as they walked through the Capitol and even shaking their hands. A video showed a “protester,” who was cuffed and then led to a Capitol Police area, where he appeared to be released, and fist-bumped the officer.

This raised questions as to whether the man who was released had been an undercover agent, and also about the involvement of law enforcement.

Liz Cheney, a former representative of the House, was not happy to see that others were seeing what her Committee had kept secret. The Committee seemed to have a main goal of attacking former President Donald Trump, and the Republicans and highlighting the violence before the 2022 elections. Cheney’s loss in Wyoming by almost 40% was due to Wyoming voters wanting someone who would serve them, not her obsession with Trump. Video of people being escorted or shaking hands by police was a blow to the narrative Cheney, and the Committee were trying to push.

Cheney did not want this to be revealed. Cheney had a temper tantrum over the release of the footage and tried to prevent the damage that would be caused by the truth being revealed.

But Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) wasn’t going to let her get away with that, and he spoke for a lot of us as he nuked her in response.

Lee told her, “Liz we’ve watched footage like this a million times.”

You made sure that we only saw this. We find it upsetting that you intentionally hid other things from us. Nice try. P.S. How many of these men are feds? As if you would ever tell us.

Then he said that they should investigate the Jan. 6 Committee.

Exactly. Yet, they did not. Cheney and her Committee selectively selected what helped their narrative, and left out things that did not help their narrative.

How many people were jailed for simply walking through the Capitol, who didn’t hurt anyone and weren’t in any way violent? And if those people had been involved in a leftist action — doing the same thing — we know the likelihood is that they wouldn’t have faced the same consequences. How many undercover people were there, and what did they do? The Committee doesn’t want us to know that — a U.S. Senator hasn’t even been told the truth on this.

The American people are entitled to the truth. The Committee didn’t give them that information.