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I want. I want to reinforce what she just said there. That's a Capitol Hill police officer that was there to help you, aoc, and you had to size him up, by the way. Can we just say aoc? Just please can you stop saying, like, every other word? You're a 14 year old. Please? Drives me nuts. So she said he's white and he had aggression and hostility. How do you know that? How do you know that? Aggression? What's your evidence? Did he Start overthrowing tables. And so, aoc, I'm wondering, the Capitol Hill police officer who was brutally murdered, did you know whether or not that he was there to hurt you or not? Aoc, who's the racist in this equation? Aoc, where you're automatically assuming that a white police officer comes with aggression and hostility. And you said my legislative advisor had to size him up. Is that what you do to police officers? You size them up? Aoc, there's no evidence of Capitol Hill police acting nothing but heroically throughout that entire set of circumstances. Size him up. So where was aoc? Was she in the Capitol office building? No, she wasn't. She was not in the Capitol building. This is up from the National Pulse. This. The rioters focused all of their attention on the Capitol Rotunda. As you can see in the middle, AOC's office is in the Cannon Office Building, which is on the left side of your screen, which I believe is actually north. If we were talking about Washington, D.C. geography, and she was nearly a half a mile away, no, that wouldn't be north. That would be south. The map diagram I have backwards, she's south. I'm sorry. The rioters never went into her building. The rioters never came close to her building. So here's just a good life lesson for all of you watching this right now. You don't have to live stream a stream of consciousness about everything. You don't. And so AOC just set back the cause of trying to hold a lot of these Capitol infiltrators accountable. Because now AOC is all of a sudden entering and introducing a narrative that is pathologically untrue. She was not in the Capitol. She wasn't. She was in a different building. Now, I understand that if AOC was saying in her live stream, well, I was afraid they might have come there next. I was really spooked and we didn't know what to do. That's fine. But then all of a sudden you say, I thought I was going to die. I heard a sound. Where is she? Where is she? And end up being a Capitol police officer. And you describe him as a guy in a beanie, and your legislative director had to size him up. That is so unbelievably deceiving. In fact, it's intentionally deceiving, aoc, but why is she doing this? Are the facts of January 6th not enough for you? Do you now have to go create another narrative that the police officer actually prowling the halls? Are you trying to all of a sudden add to some sort of a narrative that your encounter is now worthy of more examination. I'm really confused what the motive of exaggeration is here. So there are some people that have now taken to the great Internet and are now calling Alexandria Ocasio Cortez Alexandria Ocasio Smollett. In fact, the Internet has taken over that. I think that might be a little bit unfair, to be honest with you. I think it's hilarious. But I think that's mildly unfair. I mean, Smollett did concoct the entire thing. I don't think court. I don't think we could argue Cortez launched what happened on January the sixth. However, Cortez is just outdoing herself. It would be a great time for Cortez just to stop talking about this. She's actually ruining the Democrats moral high ground here. The Democrats had a moral high ground here, and she's ruining it. She's messing it up. If I was Jamie Raskin and we're going to get to some news with him in just a second, some breaking news, I'd say. Aoc Stop it. So AOC says this quote, the sad thing about disinformation is that once the truth comes out, the damage has already been done. People have already been misled, radicalized, and believed lies to a point where their hatred has brewed to violence. That's what led to the six, and it's happening now. You mean when you were misleading your entire Instagram live audience that you were in the Capitol rotunda, not giving the logistical architecture of the Capitol layout, that you were nearly half a mile away? And I'm not diminishing that. That might not have been traumatizing or scary, but it's also very misleading when people do not understand. People are thinking that you're right outside the door of where this happened. And you then walk through the process that a guy with a beanie came in, it was a police officer, and then you had your legislative director size him up. What does that even mean, size him up? Is that legal? Are you allowed to size up a police officer? No. He was there to help you, aoc. And instead of saying thank you, he had rage and hostility. Well, maybe next time let's defund the Capitol Hill police together. AOC and. And you could have your legislative aide defend against everyone and size up all the terrorists. How about that? Next time in the entire livestream I saw from aoc, I did not hear one thank you. Maybe there was one and I missed it. I watched plenty of the clip. Why does this matter? So Much. Well, we're trying to impeach a private citizen over the details of this case. So AOC is trying to go to her people, her millions and millions of followers, and say it really was an awful day, which it was. And it was so awful, I almost died. I thought I was going to die. The New York Post says, quote, AOC blasted for exaggerating trauma from the Capitol riot experience. So I'm not going to get into the idea of whether or not she was traumatized. I think someone could be traumatized whether they're in the Capitol or not. But she said that she had a, quote, very close encounter. That is not true. She said I'd had to reconcile with whether or not I was going to live. The officer AOC said, quote, had anger and hostility in her eye, in his eyes. And so now the House Democrats are calling people to testify in Congress to go give their testimony. My truth is what it should be called. Members to share their stories of Capitol attack on House floor. AOC will kick off the special order hour do. The Democrats didn't just enjoy rubbing the stuff in our face. I'm convinced of it. I'm convinced the Democrats new strategy is every time we start to criticize one of their people like Eric Swalwell with Fang Fang the Chinese agent, the they just put it front and center right in front of us. Just like here's Fang Fang and Swalwell right up in your face. So AOC is gonna start this storytelling session with other members of Congress. And now that in and of itself, I'm not going to say is good or bad, but I hope AOC actually tells the truth from the Senate, from the congressional floor. Not that she was very close encounter. Maybe just a thank you to law enforcement would be wonderful. In fact, I'm going to have our team watch very closely the remarks of Ayanna Pressley and Rashida Tlaib. Why? I wonder if they're going to say thank you, police, the very same people that have been pushing to defund the police in our country. The police saved your life. Arguably, we don't know the motivations. We don't know what would happen on police. It's hard to say that, but if we're going to take a logical narrative, if the police saved your life, why do you want to get rid of the police? Ayanna Pressley. So I want to get to some sound here. I want to talk about schools. What is going on with our schools? Why is every school in the country not open? What is the answer for that outside of greedy self interested public sector teacher unions. Play cut 69 with Dan Henninger, please.