Maybe it wasn't the best idea to give exclusive access to J6 tapes to someone who doesn't appreciate the significance of Peter Strzok's texts.
The keyword is "exclusive." I'm not unappreciative of what Carlson did show. I'm glad he exposed at least some of the video to his large audience.
But why can't we, the American people, have access to ALL of the video? We are not talking about private emails here.
But why can't we, the American people, have access to ALL of the video? We are not talking about private emails here.
J6 videos are videos of people on public property taken by public employees wearing body cameras.
Again, why can't we see them?
Again, why can't we see them?
If there are researchers who took the Strzok texts serious enough to comb over them with a fine-tooth comb, I imagine they are researchers out there willing to put in the time and effort to comb through the J6 videos with equal diligence.
Free of charge.
Free of charge.
If we fail to pursue an Investigaton of the J6 tapes any further, how is that not a limited hangout? 
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