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Speaker Mike Johnson To Release 40,000 Hours Of Jan. 6 Footage


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OAN’s James Meyers
2:55 PM – Friday,⁢ November ⁢17, 2023

Newly elected‍ Speaker of the ​House Mike Johnson is set to⁣ release a trove of captivating footage from the January 6th protest to ​the public.

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Johnson (R-La.) made the exciting announcement on ‌Friday, revealing that there will⁤ be over⁢ 40,000 hours of captivating ​Capitol security footage⁢ from January‍ 6th.

“This decision will ‌provide millions of Americans, criminal defendants,⁤ public‍ interest organizations, and ⁤the media an ‍ability to witness firsthand what transpired​ that day,⁤ rather​ than relying solely on the ⁢interpretation of​ a select group of government officials,” Johnson enthusiastically stated while unveiling​ the website where⁤ the ⁢videos will be⁤ posted ‌throughout the⁣ weekend.

The new House Speaker assured that the identities of private citizens will be protected ⁤through blurring techniques in any⁤ unreleased tapes, and around ‍5% of the footage will be omitted⁤ due to security concerns.

Moreover, nearly 90 hours‍ of the 40,000-hour footage were⁤ leaked online⁣ on Friday, building anticipation for the full release⁣ expected on Monday.

Barry‌ Loudermilk (R-Ga.),⁤ who oversees⁣ the footage, confirmed that the​ film⁣ will be accessible for ‌viewing on⁢ the Committee on ⁢House ‌Administration’s​ website.

This move to release the footage ⁤comes ⁣in response to former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) facing significant ‍backlash for ⁢not promptly making the January ⁣6th footage available to‌ the public, instead offering it exclusively to then-Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

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The decision by newly elected Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, to​ release ⁣over 40,000 hours of ⁤captivating Capitol security footage from the January 6th ‌protest has generated⁣ excitement and anticipation. This move ‍aims to provide millions ⁣of ​Americans, criminal ​defendants, public interest organizations, and ⁣the media with the opportunity to witness firsthand what transpired‌ on ⁢that day, rather than relying solely on the interpretation of a select group of government⁣ officials.

Speaker Johnson, a Republican from Louisiana, made the announcement on Friday, unveiling ⁢a​ website where the videos ‌will be posted ⁤throughout the weekend. He ​stated, “This decision will ⁢provide an⁤ ability to⁤ witness firsthand what ⁢transpired that day, rather than relying solely ⁤on the interpretation of a select group of government officials.” This transparent and⁣ inclusive approach⁢ is a stark contrast to the actions of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who faced backlash ⁢for not promptly making the⁣ January 6th footage available⁤ to the public, instead offering it exclusively to then-Fox News host Tucker Carlson.

The release of the ‌footage is‌ a significant step towards ‌accountability and ⁢ensuring an accurate understanding of the events that unfolded on January 6th. It will allow millions of ​Americans to ‌form their own opinions ‍and interpretations of the events, rather than ‍relying ‌on secondhand accounts or biased narratives.

It is important to note that the identities of private citizens featured in the footage will be protected through blurring‌ techniques in any unreleased tapes. Additionally, approximately⁣ 5% of the footage will be omitted due ⁤to ​security​ concerns. These measures prioritize the privacy and security of individuals while still‍ providing access ⁤to​ a substantial amount of compelling footage.

Furthermore,⁣ nearly 90 hours of the 40,000-hour footage were leaked online on Friday,⁤ increasing the​ anticipation for the full release expected on Monday. Barry Loudermilk, a Republican Congressman⁣ from Georgia who oversees the⁣ footage, confirmed that it will be accessible for viewing on the Committee on House ‍Administration’s website.

The ‌release of this trove of captivating footage marks a significant moment ​in ‍American politics. It demonstrates a commitment to transparency, accountability, and the power of the public’s right to access information. As millions of Americans eagerly wait to watch the videos, the hope ⁤is that this‌ release will ⁢foster a greater understanding of​ the events of January 6th and promote a more informed and engaged citizenry.

In an era where ‍information is readily available but often⁤ filtered and ⁤manipulated, the‌ release⁤ of this footage serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and the role of the media in holding those in power accountable. It is an⁤ opportunity for the public to see the truth for themselves and make their‌ own judgments‍ based on firsthand evidence.

In conclusion, the decision⁢ by Speaker ​Mike Johnson to release ⁤the​ captivating Capitol security footage from the January ⁢6th protest signifies a step towards greater transparency and accountability. Millions of ⁢Americans, along with criminal defendants, public interest organizations, and the media, will have the opportunity ‍to witness firsthand what transpired on that day. This release of information is crucial in fostering an​ informed and engaged citizenry and promoting ⁢a ⁤more honest and accountable political system.



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