IHIP News Trump Does Not Want People Seeing Bombshell Testimony
Jan 6, 2026
The hosts critique the delay in appointing a special counsel, arguing it enabled ongoing issues. They dive into Jack Smith's gripping testimony about the injuries police sustained during the Capitol attack. The conversation highlights Trump's refusal to intervene during the violence and acknowledges his recognition of losing the election. They also explore the implications of tech platforms banning Trump amid political turmoil. Overall, there's a strong focus on the erosion of accountability in institutions and the consequences of political inertia.
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DOJ Delay Was A Major Strategic Failure
- The hosts argue the Justice Department should have appointed a special counsel immediately after January 6, 2021.
- They say the two-year delay before Jack Smith's appointment was a catastrophic failure that allowed narrative control to shift to Trump's allies.
Evidence Shows Extreme Harm To Police
- Jack Smith's transcript highlights severe injuries to police and confirms the brutality of January 6.
- The hosts say this evidence underscores that pardoning rioters would endanger public safety.
Hosts' Personal Outrage Over Delayed Action
- Jennifer Welch describes her personal anger at Merrick Garland, Joe Biden, and Trump for not acting sooner.
- She says she watched coverage in her office and felt fury that accountability was delayed.