The REAL Reason House Speaker Is Blurring Faces Of Jan. 6 Protesters!
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5:18Now PlayingSpeaker of the House Mike Johnson has announced that while he plans to make good on his promise to release all the January 6 Capitol footage, he has stipulated that the faces of many of the protesters will be blurred out, ostensibly to protect them from being identified and targeted. But is that the real reason?
Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss what other motivation Johnson might have for blurring out rioters’ faces.
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