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In the years since the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, which was spurred by then-President Donald Trump’s attempt to retain power, right-wing media figures have repeatedly whitewashed the violent attack, pushed misinformation and conspiracy theories about it, and defended its part...
Investigators sedition hunters are looking for up to 1,000 more people. >> these are the same people that don't want all the tapes released on january 6th whereby you see people peacefully walking getting a tour of the capitol. maybe they shouldn't have been there. should they be felons go. to prison for a year or two years. ray epps yelling about going into the capitol. doing it on january 5th and the morning of january 6th encouraging people to go in. he got a misdemeanor and six months in jail unlike anybody else that participated at his level. >> will: really quickly, lee, one of these mom...
Right-wing lawmakers are stoking conspiracy theories about the 2021 attack, and Republican voters are eating them up.
At least 12 people from Arizona faced federal charges for their participation that day. Some have since pleaded guilty. Some were incarcerated.
In the years since the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, which was spurred by then-President Donald Trump’s attempt to retain power, right-wing media figures have repeatedly whitewashed the violent attack, pushed misinformation and conspiracy theories about it, and defended its participants. As a result, the initial consensus of the horrors of the day has disappeared, with Republicans reportedly “now less likely to believe that Jan. 6 participants were ‘mostly violent,’ less likely to believe Trump bears responsibility for the attack, and … slightly less likely to ...