Overturn his election loss. First republicans tried to blame antifa. Then they tried to blame democrats posing as trump supporters. Then, they tried to say, well, it wasn t an insurrection at all, even claiming the insurrectionists were as peaceful as tourists. Now they have settled on an alarming new narrative. Last night, tucker carlson doubled down on the baseless conspiracy theory he raised on tuesday, alleging once again without any actual evidence that the fbi played a role in carrying out the insurrection. In other words, he s suggesting it was an inside job, another socalled false flag operation by the deep state. Tuckms says because court documents name unindicted coconspirators were named, those people must be undercover fbi agents. One of the problems is by definition, the government literally cannot name an agent as onunindicted coconspirator, and it s no surprise the theory arose on a dubious website run by a former trump speechwriter. Never mind it was immediately debunke
it s nearly midnight, and these men are in the middle of a covert operation. they re moving precious cargo and they don t want to be seen. why all the secrecy? their followers of a new religion. but these men don t praise god. satan. they call themselves the satanic temple, and they re descending upon detroit to unveil what s underneath this tarp and it s making some people in motown furious. to the devil out. why satan? same as the liberator. he makes us question everything satanic movement is sweeping across the nation. and they want their voices heard. this is our city america was founded on the idea that church and state should remain separate. but the u. s constitution has always been open to interpretation. and today one group is trying to close the gap. christian right, wants god front and center in all matters and not just on sundays. state legislators are pushing for prayer in school. presidential candidates routinely invoked god s name across has power commandments
a harsh trump critic with a long and sordid history with the former president. watch what he said. that indictment landed like a dud. right? commentators across the spectrum are saying boy, there s not much here. raises all kinds of questions about the legal theory behind this case. they ll have a tough time facing motions to dismiss. unimpressive document. martha: so interesting, right? kellyanne conway and mark penn here. buff first, legal analysis from judge jeanine pirro, co host of the five. great to have you here today. a day into this, you look at it and go what is he doing? is there a method to this madness or is it just madness? a day into it, you wake up and said maybe i missed something. you look at the indictment again. you say no, he missed something. he would not, d.a. bragg, would not identify the second crime. why? why not illuminate what it is? why not prosecute it on its own? why hide it from the rest of us? what is he afraid of? when he s asked the
thanks for watching. good night. if you can believe the truth that we share with you, and if you believe it enough that you can put your trust in me, and that s a big dose. that s a difficult task to trust me. you don t know me well enough to trust me. i understand. welcome to how it really happened. i m hill harper. in the 1970s, a mysterious religious group deeply shrouded in secrecy was slowly recruiting followers and gaining momentum. people disappeared from their everyday lives to join this movement, leaving behind more questions than answers. hardly anyone knew anything about this group until march of 1997 when news about them shocked the world and made history. we talked to the people who lived and breathed this incredible story to find out the truth and uncover the mystery of heaven s gate and how it really happened. alice: when gail got to be 21, she decided that she wanted to see california, and so she packed up her bags, and they took off for california.
if you can believe the truth that we share with you, and if you believe it enough that you can put your trust in me, and that s a big dose. that s a difficult task to trust me. you don t know me well enough to trust me. i understand. welcome to how it really happened. i m hill harper. in the 1970s, a mysterious religious group deeply shrouded in secrecy was slowly recruiting followers and gaining momentum. people disappeared from their everyday lives to join this movement, leaving behind more questions than answers. hardly anyone knew anything about this group until march of 1997 when news about them shocked the world and made history. we talked to the people who lived and breathed this incredible story to find out the truth and uncover the mystery of heaven s gate and how it really happened. alice: when gail got to be 21, she decided that she wanted to see california, and so she packed up her bags, and they took off for california. she seemed like she was doing oka