Morning Wire Untold Truths: Correcting the January 6 Committee’s Narrative | Sunday Extra
Aug 13, 2023
Barry Loudermilk, a Republican Congressman, dives into the controversial findings of the January 6th Committee, criticizing its focus and integrity. He reveals alarming gaps in crucial security documents and discusses possible conflicts of interest among committee members. The conversation also explores the investigative challenges of retrieving information from law enforcement, highlighting the redacted records. Loudermilk sheds light on the need for transparency and accountability regarding the events of that day.
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Two-Pronged Investigation
- Rep. Loudermilk's investigation has two goals: Capitol security failures and the January 6th committee's conduct.
- The committee, tasked with identifying security breaches, didn't report on them and focused on blaming Trump.
False Accusation
- The committee falsely accused Loudermilk of giving reconnaissance tours, despite knowing the accusation was false.
- They disregarded internal recommendations and included the false accusation in their final report.
Missing Research
- The January 6th committee's blue team was responsible for researching Capitol security, but their research is missing.
- The team may have been shut down to suppress unwanted findings due to Zoe Lofgren's conflict of interest.