‘I Talked To The President’; Jim Jordan Delivers Crushing News To Nancy Pelosi – Investigations Will Begin After It Is Revealed…

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Watching the January 6th Committee hold hearings reminds me of the Seagulls from Finding Nemo. You know, the ones repeating the phrase, Mine, Mine, Mine. In the hearings, these committee members are repeating Trump, Trump, Trump. 

From their inception, the committee hearings were designed to do one thing, to stop Donald Trump from being re-elected as President in 2024. Ohio representative Jim Jordan has had enough of the show.

According to Conservativebrief.com, “Jordan is warning the Democrats’ committee investigating the incident at the U.S. Capitol last January is a “political operation” aimed at stopping Donald Trump from running for President in 2024.” 

The Committee was established to investigate one of the “darkest days in our history,” according to the january6th.house.gov website. Many in the mainstream media constantly refer to this talking point. They repeat the phrase over and over.

It was so dark they subpoenaed 11 different individuals whose only actions that day were applying to protest that day which the government approved. They have not been charged with entering the Capitol, assaulting anyone, or carrying weapons. 

The Committee has now subpoenaed Jordan himself. “And why would they subpoena me? I didn’t do anything wrong — I talked to the president,” Jordan said. 

The Committee and the media treat the day like it was a coup attempt to overthrow the American government led by President Trump. If so, it was the worst coup ever. There were thousands of people there that day. Only six people have been charged with weapons violations. None of them used any of the weapons.

Thousands upon thousands of people marched on the Capitol building in Washington D.C. that day but, only six people had weapons. According to Liz Cheney, the vice-chair of the Committee, there were reports of men walking everywhere throughout the streets carrying assault rifles. 

None of those men could ever be found to corroborate that story. Nobody could walk around D.C. openly carrying those weapons. Law Enforcement would stop that. They would stop that on an average day, let alone a day where thousands are storming the gates of Congress. 

The is no debate that some in the crowd were there to cause trouble and they may have been carrying a weapon in some form of bear spray or mace. To believe the crowd was armed “to the teeth” with assault rifles and other firearms, is a little far-fetched. 

The weapons claim is not the only questionable detail brought by the committee vice-chair. Representative Liz Cheney, of Wyoming, brought out her star witness Cassidy Hutchinson, a junior White House aide. 

Ms. Hutchinson claimed to have written a note at the Chief of Staff’s direction. She recorded his words on a piece of paper. When asked about the handwriting being hers, she confirmed it was. However, Eric Herschmann, a White House attorney, says he wrote the note not Ms. Hutchinson. 

Hutchinson testified President Trump became angry in the limousine. She claimed he grabbed the steering wheel of the vehicle and then grabbed hold of a Secret Service Agent’s neck when told he couldn’t go to the Capital. The agent involved, Bobby Engel, states that incident never happened. Trump security official Tony Ornato also confirmed the story didn’t happen.  

Cheney’s actions during these hearings may have cost the Wyoming Representative her re-election bid. According to multiple reports and polls, she is trailing by over twenty points to her Trump-backed opponent. In the end, the hearings may have accomplished something after all.