That's 1700 days of footage or 850. Either way, that is a lot of tape to come to a conclusion, but yet, here we are being told that is basically inconclusive one part and definite on another.

New body cam footage from J6 w/MPD discussing how “they set us up”?

“Let them take the [Capitol]”

They knew a large protest was happening well in advance. Capitol police knew they needed more bodies for crowd control, but they were denied. Fed instigators start fights and removing police barricades. Overwhelmed and frustrated officers said fuk it and just started letting people in, knowing they got set up. People see cops holding doors open and assume they are allowed to enter. They mill around for a bit then leave, since they never had a plan to enter in the first place. TPTB get their photo op of people "storming" the capitol. This chit is childs play to orchestrate

Drumpler's arrest is IMMINENT!

Those walls that are closing in have spiderwebs all over them.

What happened Misc Libs?

Trump had always been vocal about his concerns regarding voter fraud, and now that he was in power, he was determined to do something about it. He launched a massive investigation, pouring resources into uncovering any wrongdoing that might have occurred during the election.

As the weeks turned into months, evidence began to surface that suggested voter fraud was indeed a real problem. Trump's investigators uncovered everything from simple mistakes to outright fraud, and he was quick to take action.

He implemented new security measures, tightened up voting regulations, and made it clear that anyone caught engaging in voter fraud would be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

For many Americans, Trump's efforts were a welcome relief. For too long, they had suspected that the system was rigged, and now their fears were being validated. They felt reassured that someone was taking action, and that the integrity of the voting system was being protected.

But for others, Trump's campaign against voter fraud was nothing more than an attack on democracy. They accused him of exaggerating the problem, of using it as a political tool to consolidate his power.

In the end, Trump's efforts did little to quell the divide that had been tearing the nation apart for years. But for some, at least, there was a sense that the system was a little fairer, a little more just. And for Trump himself, it was another feather in his cap, another way to demonstrate his power and his commitment to the people of the United States.