A new video has emerged showing a pro-Trump protester in a beige hoodie and the infamous ‘Q-Anon shaman’ being told by police that the group can remain within the capitol building as long as they remain peaceful.
There is no evidence that either the ‘Q-Anon shaman’ or the man in the beige hoodie were ever violent at any point in time, but yet they remain charged and many of the protesters remain in custody in solitary confinement awaiting trials.
The new video, and other videos showing capitol police inviting protesters inside the capitol building, raises doubt on even simple trespassing charges for the protesters.
Despite even the New York Times conceding that the the extent of the damage caused by the entirety of the protest was just a few broken windows, the DOJ has launched the ‘largest investigation and arrest in US history.’ The investigation has resulted in over 500 arrested, 900 search warrants, 1,200 phones seized, and hundreds of Americans getting put on no-fly lists even though they have committed no violent acts.
The Biden DOJ recently announced that the investigations into the 9/11 attacks pales in comparison to the size and scope of the investigation into January 6th.
American political commentator Nicholas Fuentes was recently put on a no-fly list, even though he just attended the event without going anywhere near the capitol entrance.
Lawmakers have reached a deal to form a bipartisan 9/11-style commission to review the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol and will soon introduce legislation to form the independent panel.
The commission will be made of up ten members who are not government officials.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that the 9/11-style commission that will investigate the Jan. 6 insurrection on Capitol Hill should have subpoena power.
The Truth About the Capitol ‘Siege’
Following the events in the nation’s capital on January 6th, the media and the Democratic party surfaced in unison to condemn the people who stormed the capitol building. They called them insurrectionists, seditionists, and white nationalist terrorists.
Less than 24 hours later, these labels expanded to President Trump himself, and the hundreds of thousands of others who merely showed up to watch him speak. Not only did President Trump get permanently banned from Twitter and basically every other platform that he was on, but millions of his supporters did as well.
Every major corporation and mainstream outlet took to their respective platforms to accuse President Trump of inciting violence during his speech before the capitol siege. The transcript of his speech clearly shows the opposite occurred:
Twitter issued a statement after the ban, claiming that it was not what Trump said on Twitter that led to his permanent suspension, it was what some might interpret from what he said. The reason why Twitter finally took this action had nothing to do with the actions of Trump’s supporters, or even as Twitter admitted, what Trump himself said on the platform.
Twitter’s goal was to pull the plug on Trump’s most effective and favorite line of communication. This snapshot of the major reaction to the capitol siege was not because the media, big tech, or the Democratic party cares about specific actions taken by Trump supporters during the storming of the capitol building. If there is anything that we have learned from the recent years of riots, journalists and media pundits usually cheerlead demonstrations hundreds of times worse than those that occurred on January 6th.
The Media Lies Surrounding January 6th
The Death of Officer Sicknick
The day after Officer Sicknick’s reported death, The New York Times printed a massive ‘bombshell’ headline, later confirmed to be an outright lie by authorities and the NY Times itself.
This narrative regarding the Officer Sicknick was quickly debunked by law enforcement officials and the medical examiner.
According to the final autopsy result, Capitol Police officer Brian D. Sicknick suffered two strokes and died of natural causes a day after he confronted rioters at the Jan. 6 mostly peaceful protest, the District’s chief medical examiner has ruled.
The Zip Tie Guy
It was widely reported by the mainstream media that Eric Munchel, a Trump supporter who stormed the Capitol building while holding plastic handcuffs, brought the handcuffs to take lawmakers hostage.
Munchel, who broke into the building with his mom, was labeled “zip-tie guy” after he was photographed running down the Senate chamber holding the restraints. But according to the new filing, Munchel took the restraints from a table inside the Capitol building, prosecutors said in a court filing Wednesday.
Munchel and his mother took the handcuffs from within the Capitol building — apparently to ensure the Capitol Police couldn’t use them on the Trump supporters.
Many people claim that the Trump supporters who stormed the capitol building had the intention to take over the government. This couldn’t be further from the truth. The media has been using terms like ‘insurrectionists’ and ‘seditionist.’
No outlet have ever used terms even close to these for left-wing rioters who have stormed the US capitol and frequently storm state capitol and federal buildings across the country. But for this particular demonstration in particular, they held nothing back.
The truth is that only a small portion of the approximately 200,000 people that were in Washington DC for President Trump’s speech got into the capitol building. The ones that did make their way inside mostly just took funny selfies and made joke phone calls in Nancy Pelosi’s office.
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The narrative that the left has set out for the American public about the motivations of their political opponents on January 6th, while not matching eyewitness accounts of what happened, has allowed the Federal government, the media, and the Democrat party to demonize American supporters of President Donald J. Trump. And the evidence is emerging that shows the left, the Federal Government, the media, and the Democrat party were very wrong. They all may have intentionally lied and colluded to wage personal attacks on their political enemies.
As I reported, and other people have reported, the day after the events unfolded on January 6th, much of the crowd at the US Capitol on the day of President Trump’s speech in DC, who had assembled into a large gathering on the grounds while Trump spoke elsewhere, were under the impression they had been invited into the US Capitol for a tour to speak to US representatives.
I personally witnessed negotiations between activists and people they believed worked in the US Capital, arranging what they thought was a tour of the building.
Video has emerged that shows just that. I witnessed lengthy discussions outside, with activists on bullhorns, on the backside of the building talking two distinct groups of people discussing whether they should go into the US Capitol. One group said it was a trap telling the others not to go into the building.
One group was trying to convince the others to go in. At one point, many of the people gathered near a set of bike racks, eager to get into the Capitol after the decision was made to go in for the tour, were surprised to have to push their way through the people in uniforms, assuming they were made aware that the group had been allowed to go past the bike racks at the point. Things were very confusing.
The confusion at the bike racks attracted more people to come in and push into the crowd and against the people in uniform.
The people in uniforms eventually opened a gap in the bike racks, and people then started pushing and running toward the steps of the US Capitol and up to the top, where they sat for close to an hour, completely filling the stair area with people.
At some point, a small group of people from those who assembled on the stairs apparently went in because at one point, the stairs that had been completely filled had a few spaces where people had left their spots.
I went near the base of the stairs for a few photos of the crowd and then retreated back to the original gathering place to interview some people who were standing and watching, quite a ways removed from the stairs. I never went into the building.
It is not clear which side of the US Capitol the following video was taken. The video emerged on Sunday, showing a very different story than the mainstream media has been showing, while the lay the groundwork that all of the people in the building had broken in and were being violent with police.
The following video shows a man speaking into a microphone saying, “The police here are willing to work with us peacefully like our first amendment allows, as long as they will come and discuss peacefully what needs to be done to save our country,” the man said.
A man who looked like a police officer said in the video, “as long as their is no assault we will work with you.”
The man who was later arrested with the Shaman costume on, Jacob Chansley, is heard and then seen yelling, “We have the right to peacefully protest. We have to be peaceful.”
One media report from American Greatness reported on the same video and wrote:
“A newly-obtained video shows United States Capitol Police officers speaking with several January 6 protestors—including Jacob Chansley, the so-called “Q shaman”—inside the Capitol that afternoon.
One officer, identified in the video and confirmed by charging documents as Officer Keith Robishaw, appears to tell Chansely’s group they won’t stop them from entering the building. “We’re not against . . . you need to show us . . . no attacking, no assault, remain calm,” Robishaw warns. Chansey and another protestor instruct the crowd to act peacefully. “This has to be peaceful,” Chansley yelled. “We have the right to peacefully assemble.”
The video directly contradicts what government prosecutors allege in a complaint filed January 8 against Chansley: “Robishaw and other officers calmed the protestors somewhat and directed them to leave the area from the same way they had entered. Chansley approached Officer Robishaw and screamed, among other things, that this was their house, and that they were there to take the Capitol, and to get Congressional leaders.”
Chansley is seen entering the Senate chambers with a police officer behind him; he led several protesters in prayer and sat in Vice President Mike Pence’s chair. (The man in the yellow sweatshirt is William Watson, a drug dealer out on bond. He was arrested in January.)
It seems obvious that there were people who intended to be destructive and other people who got caught up in the crowd who believed they had been given permission to be in the area.