Rep Gaetz Says Congress to Release 14,000 Previously Unseen Hours of Jan 6 Footage

Charlie Kirk, conservative commentator, said Tuesday that the U.S. After years of subterfugee by U.S. law enforcement and Congress Democrats, Matt Gaetz stated that Republicans would release the 14,000 hours of footage they have not seen since January 6th.

Only a tiny portion of the events in D.C. on January 6, 2021 have been made public for the American public’s review. Gaetz’s pledged will change all of that.

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Gaetz: Republicans will release “14,000 hours of [J6] tapes that have been hidden”

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“Kevin McCarthy told us he’s going to get the evidence out in front of the American people, and that means releasing the 14,000 hours of tapes that have been hidden,” Gaetz stated that such a move is possible “would give more full context to that day rather than the cherry-picked moments the January 6th committee tried to use to inflame and further divide our country.”

The Ray Epps interview revealed more bizarre information about January 6th. Epps (62), was captured multiple times on January 5th and 6, urging protesters and rally participants to enter the Capitol. He was also captured on the frontlines at the first crossings of police lines. He was not, however, a focal point for the Jan 6th Committee or law enforcement in immediate aftermath of the incident.

Revolver.news investigated Epps and made him a well-known figure in the political world. The Jan 6th committee interview that Epps gave raises more questions then it answers. Raheem Kazsam, National Pulse editor and chief, explains it all in his latest Substack.

READ MORE ABOUT RAY EPPPS.

Epps, for example, told the committee that he had traveled to Washington, D.C., to attend a conference. “great family vacation” However, he also appeared to be asking for gauze, tourniquets, or breathing tubes to go with him.

Kassam also mentions missing hours in Epps’ timeline of January 5th as well as evident attempts by the committee to gloss over relevant facts during the complete, 96-page interview. Here is a summary of the interview and a link that takes you to the complete transcript.