Marty, no one here is disputing the idea that there were pockets of violence and "insurrectionists." What we are saying is that, in a group of 500,000 people, the violence was small and inconsequential compared to the larger picture. Yet, the media chose to dial in on those groups and instead built the narrative around them, making claims that there was a ton of violence, destruction, and death, that were brought upon the nation by multiple white supremacist groups who coordinated to overthrow the government. That was a LIE that affected the nation's perception of the entire event. We aren't denying you saw violence that day. We aren't denying there weren't a few windows broken and a few police officers that were hurt. We are saying that it was isolated incidents that were taken out of context and crafted into a story designed to mislead you. So, yes, you saw it. You just saw the parts that fit the narrative and all the others were omitted.

Now that it is coming to light via other video and testimony that the actual narrative looked different, you are refusing to change your opinion of the event. Why?

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