Ep. 155: 6 Reasons the Jan. 6th Committee Is Dangerous
June 7, 2022
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Episode 155 · June 7, 2022
Ep. 155: 6 Reasons the Jan. 6th Committee Is Dangerous
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Ep. 155: 6 Reasons the Jan. 6th Committee Is Dangerous
Summary
The television event of the year is almost upon us! No, not the Oscars or the Golden Globes or the GRAMMYs (though it will be just as much of a clown show). We’re talking about the first public primetime January 6th hearing in which lying Adam Schiff claims he’s going to present the American people with evidence we’ve never seen before. What’s actually likely to happen? The evil, political agenda of this kangaroo court is going to be exposed once and for all. Today, Liz breaks down six reasons why the January 6th committee is more dangerous than what happened on January 6th and how they—not the villainized protestors—are an actual threat to our nation. This is The Liz Wheeler Show.
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