Capitol Protests News Today

The week started off with a sense of optimism as Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) signaled Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) would rally enough Republicans to become the next speaker of the House.

They have been met with cheers from the media and White House allies, but the long prison sentences given to many of the Jan. 6 Capitol rioters are viewed as “too harsh” by large groups of voters.

Two Tennessee lawmakers are demanding answers regarding the use of THP and other restrictions imposed at the state Capitol during the first week of the special session on public safety.

January 6th, defendant Isaac Thomas, claims his innocence as his case goes to federal court

KELLY: They will have no trouble getting a D.C. grand jury to sign off on criminal indictments against Donald Trump.

Brandon Straka is back. Can he recover the movement's momentum?

They looking for that will demonstrate what you report in your reporting, that theyre looking to see what they were doing with these other things and what connection they had to january 6th? >> yeah, theyre looking for hard and fast connections between groups like the oath keepers and the proud boys and qanon conspiracy theorists that happened the year before the january 6th, that includes state capitol protests in oregon and michigan that kind of prestaged what happened on january 6th. you know...

Day of Rage: How Trump Supporters Took the U.S. Capitol is the result of a six-month investigation by the New York Times.

Former intelligence officer Jeffrey Prather elaborates on the Deep State's role in the Jan. 6 false flag attack on the U.S. Capitol during his program "Prather Point" on [...]

Democrats comparing the Capitol Protests to the horrors of 9/11/01 and accusing patriotic Americans of being threats and terrorists is pathetic, dangerous and belies their long patronage to terrorist enemies