Julie Kelly

of what police did to protesters outside that day, how they initiated those confrontations.

There were tons of clips.

That's why Parler was shut down.

That's why Twitter shut down tens of thousands of accounts, including the president's, because they did not want clips of what police had done that day.

I will tell you, the first time I saw a video, it was sent to me by a J6er who was in the gulag, Cash Kelly, actually.

And he sent to me through his girlfriend video of police throwing flashbangs into the crowd.

This was April of 2021.

I thought it was doctored video.

Here I had been covering January 6th for three months already.

Never saw any of that video.

I thought they made it up.

They didn't.

So that's why they wanted...

They shut down all of those accounts, they deplatformed Parler, they put all the Capitol security footage under strict protective orders, and they also did the same with DC Metro Police body-worn camera footage, which we started to get through the trials.

And now Judicial Watch, under Tom Fitton, is asking DC Metro Police for all the entire trove of DC Metro body-worn camera footage, and they're telling

Tom Fitton, you need to pay us a million dollars to get all the footage.

Why?

I tried for years to get somehow to substantiate this number of 140 police officers injured.

I went to Capitol Police, D.C.

Metro.