Dramatic Footage Shows Ashli Died a Hero on J6 Instead of a Terrorist the Media Made Her Out to Be
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Special Guests Nick Searcy & Chris Burgard appeared on the Pete Santilli show on Monday, to talk about their movie and some very relevant footage they had of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed at the US Capitol building on Jan. 6th 2021 by Capitol Police.
The Producers/Director team of the documentary film, Capital Punishment, had a lot to say about what happened on Jan. 6th and about the aftermath- where the US government is setting a narrative that is not even close to true.
Here is part of that discussion between the three:
SEARCY “Question, when you see that Ashley Babbitt footage, when you see that new footage of her telling the police they need reinforcements, trying to stop people from breaking the window when you see that, why do you think the media has never shown you that if the media was all about trying to get the truth out about what happened on January 6th why would you have never know- that Ashley Babbitt was in that room trying to stop the violence- until you saw it on the Pete Santilli show?
Because they are demonizing Ashli Babbitt to try to send a message that everybody who was, there was some sort of crazed violent, you know, Trump supporter, who wants to overthrow democracy and end our country and all this stuff. When it is a Lie, the tagline for our film is everything they told us is a lie.
BURGARD: There he nothing they have told us about that day or about Ashley Babbitt. That is the truth. I mean Pete, we’ve been so conditioned. So conditioned in this, this conditioning is- just think of how surreal would sound to see Chris Wallace and Anderson Cooper getting up and saying= breaking news, new footage exonerates the president and shows that Ashley Babbitt died a hero, not a terrorist and then let’s go to all our experts.
I mean, it almost sounds like Black helicopter conspiracy thing, that you would even see these guys talking about the truth. That’s how far we’ve been moved away from facts and reality. That’s what the news is supposed to do.”
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