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In The new Kremlinology Matt Taibbi gives a lesson in how to read the New York Times. The text of Taibbis column is available only in part to nonsubscribers, but it gives you the idea. Weve been reading the Times in the Kremlinological style for quite some time now. This weeks sympathetic Times profile of January 6 agitator Ray Epps by Alan Feuer presents a serious challenge to interpretation. The

Legally. one is a crime according to the doj and the other is not a crime. thats not all ray epps did. he also told them what they should do once they got inside the capital and this is just minutes before the first breach of the building that day. watch. they go can we go up there? no? >> when we come in -- >> are we going to get arrested >> tucker: leave this here, what does that mean? for some reason the mayor times reported didnt ask ray epps what he meant by that. reporter spent a day talki...

Insurrectionist on tape but they dont want to talk about it and i definitely dont want you to talk about it or ask any questions. as if to prove that point, "the new york times" just ran a piece explaining that when you ask questions about ray apps, you are committing a moral crime, maybe even helping putin. the piece was entitled "its just been hell: life as the victim of a january 6th conspiracy theory." so ray epps, the guy telling people to breach the capital, is now in the words of "the new...

Epps because people were mean to him among? its all most like theyre cover something up. very near the end of "the new york times" piece theres a hint, we find this line. "mr. epps also said he regretted sending a text of his nephew well after the violence had erupted in which he discussed how he had helped orchestrate the movements of people who were leaving mr. trumps beach near the white house by pointing them in the direction of the capitol." really? but was in that text? we never heard of t...

Urging people into the capitol as early as january 5th is the one person of all of the januar. to that "the new york times" just happens to write this ultra sympathetic puff piece for. its quite remarkable, and to look at the piece itself, as you suggested in your intro, theres some real glaring omissions from a journalistic standpoint to have access to the sky. number one, in the entire piece, there is no blanket explicit denial on the part of epps to have been associated with any intelligence ...

Trump and to attend the speech on a last minute thing with his son to attend the speech on election fraud. the only thing is, epps didnt attend the speech. epps travels all the way from arizona to d.c., this big trump supporter, and he doesnt even attend the speech? instead, he fixates on this bizarre mission to get everyone to go into the capitol? and by the way, just happens to be hanging out right by the initial breach point near the monument on the west side of the capitol before the proud b...

And the one person caught repeatedly urging people into the capital as early as january 5th is the one person of all of the january six riot penuparticipants that the new k times just happens to write this ultra sympathetic puff piece for it. its. quite remarkable. and to look at the piece itself as you suggested in your in your intro, there are some real glaring omissions from a journalist standpoint to have access to the sky. no one in the entire your piece there is no blanket explicit denial ...

Summer, the times published a video documentary in which the times reported that one man was actually caught on camera planning an insurrection, encouraging a breach of the capitol complex. >> that mans name is ray epps . the new york times notedeo that epps wasta videotaped on both january 5th and january 6th, urging protesters to storm the capitol. >> here it is . >> we need to go to the capitol . lets go out there. but were going to go to the mall. the capitol and capitol to capitol hill. >> ...