Nancy Pelosi: 'Appalling' That Republicans Deny The Jan. 6 Attack Even Happened
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"It was beyond denial," the House speaker said of the GOP comparing the Capitol insurrection to a normal tourist visit. "It fell into the range of sick."
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Thursday that it was “quite appalling” to hear House Republicans claim in a recent committee hearing that the deadly Jan. 6 insurrection was just a normal day of tourism at the Capitol. “Really? Really?” Pelosi said during her weekly press conference. “I don’t know on a normal day around here when people are threatening to hang the vice president of the United States, or shoot the speaker in the forehead, or disrupt and injure so many police officers. I don’t consider that normal. Multiple people were killed.” The speaker was referring to Republicans’ unbelievable distortions of reality during a Wednesday House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing on the Capitol attack.
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