‘A Lot More Transparency Is Coming’ on Jan. 6: House GOP

Here are more details on what happened the day before. Jan. 6House Majority Leader Steve Scalise of the Republican Party (R-La) said that 2021 would be unveiled in the days ahead.).

“In the end, transparency is the best disinfectant,” Scalise stated at the March 8th meeting press conference Washington, discussing the new footage from Capitol security breach that Fox News showed. “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on March 6–7.

Carlson told one reporter that he believed Carlson had described the breach as “a breach.”peacefulThe congressman also noted that Fox News had also been critical of protesters involved in criminal activity.

Scalise affirmed that all previously accessible footage from Carlson was released by the House. “partisan” Jan. 6th Committee and those videos were “cherry-picked” To present only one side.

Some have succeeded, others are not. criticized House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, (Republican from California) has decided to give Carlson permission exclusive access Scalise stated that Scalise had spoken out and would soon release the tapes.

“No matter whether the tapes are released or not, it seems like some in the press want to talk about Jan. 6 every day,” The majority leader was noted. “So do a lot of Democrats. They only want to talk about certain parts of it, though. So, at the end of the day, have the transparency to get all the facts out. Let the public see not just what was a one-sided sham committee that was only focused on getting one side of the story out.”

Scalise stated that one aspect of Scalise’s breach was still to be solved. This is why the Democratic leadership had at the time declined support from the National Guard Before Jan.

Scalise stated that Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R.-Ga.), deserved an explanation after newly released surveillance footage disproved previous Democrats’ suggestions. tour It was possible that the Georgia Republican speech of Jan. 5, 2005, had been linked to the breach.

“I think he’s owed an apology by every Democrat who questioned him on the events prior to Jan. 6,” Scalise said. “They implied things about him that weren’t true, that those tapes revealed, and I’m waiting for those apologies to come because they owe it to him.”

The congressman concluded his Wednesday comments by noting that the Republican leadership is focused on the truth about Jan. 6, but also possible abuses of power in federal agencies.

“When you see some of these federal agencies of the Biden administration going after people that are either exposing truth that they don’t want out, we’re going to be looking into a lot of that. … I think a lot more transparency is coming.”