House Republicans are making good on a promise to release more than 40,000 hours of surveillance camera footage from the events of January 6, 2021.
Congressman Barry Loudermilk announced the release of 5,000 hours of footage after the FBI arrested Blaze Media journalist Steve Baker for covering the January 6 protests.
“If you’re going to go after Steve Baker, you also need to go after the dozens of reporters who were in the Capitol that day. They did nothing wrong,” Loudermilk tells Glenn Beck.
“That’s why we wanted to make sure we got these videos of Steve and where he was going out in the early days,” he added.
5,000 hours of video footage will be available to the public on Rumble and will be available throughout the day.
“We’re going to keep releasing more and more every week,” he told Glenn, explaining that all 40,000 hours of video footage should be released within about eight weeks.
The video House Republicans are releasing first is being released in part because of Steve Baker’s experience.
“That was part of it, too, because we’re seeing the direction that certain people are going and what they’re trying to cover up,” Loudermilk explains.
Both Glenn and Loudermilk are well aware that Baker has done nothing wrong.
“He gave everything to the FBI. And, I mean, when he got it on the first day, he said, ‘You can have it if you want,'” Glenn explained, adding: He added: Document. ”
“Our prayers are with Steve,” Loudermilk says. “This is terrible. It’s terrible. We’re going to be there to make sure justice is done, and that means freedoms and the Constitution are upheld and the truth is known.”
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