Tucker Carlson: Joe Biden himself has begun questioning the fairness of elections
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Tucker Carlson weighs in on the January 6 Capitol riots and discusses how lawmakers should restore confidence in election integrity on "Tucker Carlson Tonight."
We know of one killing on January 6 and that killing was committed by Officer Michael Byrd, a Capitol Hill police officer with a confirmed record of highly reckless behavior with firearms, and yet, for some reason, he was allowed to shoot an unarmed, non-threatening woman in the neck. Why was he allowed to do that? What was the justification? No one's ever told us. Why is that? And by the way, just how many FBI agents and DOJ informants were active in the crowd on January 6, and what exactly were they doing there?
Why can't we know the answer to that question? Seriously? Why did Kamala Harris lie about where she was on January 6 and why there's still no leads on those two attempted pipe bombings on Capitol Hill? Remember those? There are massive amounts of physical evidence, but the FBI apparently got nowhere. How come? And so on.
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