Speaker Mike Johnson (R-L) has fulfilled his promise of making all the January 6th surveillance tapes available to the public.
The tapes are now available online in the CHA Subcommittee Reading Room.
The decision follows a period of limited release and stalled efforts under his predecessor, former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).
Here’s a new piece of footage that shows protesters peacefully walking through the halls of Congress, contrary to what the media will tell you:
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What began as a simple accident at a restaurant quickly turned ugly when a pregnant waitress named Evelyn accidentally spilled tea on my husband George’s designer jeans….
Nine days after leaving my husband, I sat on a park bench in Dayton with my two daughters, eleven dollars left, and a carton of lukewarm rice…
When my father died, I thought grief would be the hardest part. I was wrong. Months later, I found my stepmother—the woman my family had quietly resented—living…
On Maple Street lived an old woman who, to most people, was invisible—a forgotten soul with no family nearby, no real home, and no one to care…
After retiring at sixty-four, the silence of everyday life felt heavier than expected. With no family around and no one to share small moments with, the days…