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Years / 2022 / January /6

• Former Trump official cooperating with January 6 panel
• Cheney: Jan. 6 probe not about stopping Trump from running
• 'The Five' react to Biden, Harris speeches on Jan. 6
• Biden blames Trump for stoking January 6 riot
• Politically-motivated violence 'certainly possible' again: Kildee
• 'The Five' react to media response to Biden January 6 speech
• Prayer vigil on Capitol Center steps
• Trump began to fear his own base: Kinzinger
• There’s no excuse for schools to return virtual: Thiessen
• Chad Pergram reflects on January 6
• Democrats wants to politicize January 6: Rep. Scalise
• Katie Pavlich slams George Soros for funding destructive progressive DAs
• We witnessed a national disgrace on January 6: Benson
• Wyoming trooper narrowly avoids SUV skidding off road
• Supreme Court to hear arguments on vaccine mandates
• Students falling behind in school as more classrooms turn to remote learning amid COVID-19 spike
• Five for Fighting singer joins the ‘Brian Kilmeade Show’ to discuss new music video on Afghanistan withdrawal
• Lori Lightfoot goes off on Chicago Teachers Union in MSNBC interview
• Bratton: New Manhattan DA erasing last 27 years of success in reducing crime
• Former NYPD commissioner: Manhattan DA taking handcuffs off criminals, putting them on police
• Ari Fleischer rips Kamala Harris for comparing 1/6 to 9/11, Pear Harbor: It is a 'ridiculous comparison'
• Emily Compagno slams Eric Swalwell's annoying ‘self-righteousness'
• Ari Fleischer slams Kamala Harris for comparing Jan. 6 to 9/11, Pearl Harbor
• Gov. Ducey offering $7,000 payouts to parents if schools close for even one day
• Manhattan DA not backing down on far-left prosecution agenda
• Harris likens Jan. 6 to Pearl Harbor, 9/11
• Bill Bennett slams Kamala Harris’ comparison of Jan. 6 to 9/11 attacks
• Record-breaking number of workers quit jobs in November 2021
• Bill Bennett: Teachers ‘ought to pay’ for harming kids and parents with remote learning
• Harris comparing Jan. 6 to Pearl Harbor, 9/11 may be 'insulting': Bret Baier
• Over 700 people charged in connection with January 6 Capitol Hill riot
• Manhattan DA faces backlash on plan to go easy on criminals
• Head of NYPD detectives union: Far-left DA's agenda puts people and police in danger
• Hannity calls out lasting consequences of Biden's reckless withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Questions on congressional security continue a year after the January 6 riot
• WATCH NOW: Austin judge sets $50k bond for child sex predator after previous judge recommended $1 million
• Steve Doocy reveals COVID-19 diagnosis
• Biden's Jan. 6 remarks 'forceful, aggressive, pointed': Bret Baier
• DeSantis rips 'lockdown-politicians' for hypocrisy as AOC, Swalwell vacation in Florida: 'This is a ruling class mentality'
• Texas school principal: 'In-person education enables us to ensure the success of our students'
• ROOFTOP REVELATIONS: Day 47 with Pastor Corey Brooks
• Rhode Island allows COVID-positive employees to work after firing the unvaccinated
• Bret Baier on how Democrats are framing Jan. 6 Capitol riot one year later
• Fired nurse speaks out after Rhode Island allows COVID-positive employees to return to work
• Father of missing New Hampshire 7-year-old girl arrested
• Ron DeSantis announces plan to distribute COVID-19 tests to Florida seniors, vulnerable people
• Lt. Col. Scheller reflects on military discharge: 'Wouldn't have changed anything'
• Jen Psaki claims Biden doesn't have enough 'time to think'
• Lara Trump blasts 'bumbling' Biden: He's a liability
• Media top headlines January 6
• Dr. Saphier on the rise of simultaneous flu and COVID cases
• WATCH NOW: More guns and stronger drugs increase danger at Southern border
• New York faces lawsuit for prioritizing COVID treatments based on race
• Rep. Nicole Malliotakis warns NYC could trend toward 'anarchy' under new Manhattan DA
• Eric Swalwell is latest Dem to vacation maskless in Florida
• Hannity: 1 million new COVID cases and no answers from the Biden administration
• New Manhattan DA won't prosecute most crimes despite violence surge
• January 6 marks one year since riots on Capitol Hill
• Truck driver hands out bread to stranded passengers on Virginia highway
• Kamala Harris staff exodus continues as her approval rating plummets
• National weather forecast for January 6
• Jimmy Failla: Eric Swalwell caught in Florida is still better than when he was with a Chinese spy
• Dr. Carol Swain: Teachers unions are using children to work less, earn more
• Night court: Royal Caribbean sued over tourist deaths and injuries after volcano eruption
• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene: what they’re trying to do with the January 6th narrative should terrify all Americans
• Biden White House under fire for mixed-messaging, lack of tests
• Left is driving moderates away from the party
• Gutfeld: Nothing bad happens until it happens to the media
• What was the benefit of the booster? Medical contributor asks
• Gutfeld: The media will eat this up
• Mike Pompeo: Beijing will be known as the Genocide Olympics
• Pompeo calls for athletes to boycott Beijing Olympics
• Seen and unseen
• Exclusive look inside Texas DPS drug warehouse amid border crisis
• Democrats are stuck with the radical ideas and monsters they created
• No ID, no problem: Tucker dissects new voting bill
• Mark Meadows: Jan. 6 is a 'political operation' run by the Democrats
• Mark Meadows: This is what Democrats are afraid of
• Chicago teacher battling cancer has a message as schools go remote
• Tucker: Jan. 6 was not a terrorist attack
• Fired Marine tells Tucker why he challenged leadership over Afghanistan
• Biden will likely face party challenge: Historian
• Chicago schools close as union backs remote learning
• Byron York: Democrats will use 'any argument at hand' to kill filibuster
• Will Cain says Chicago remote learning is child abandonment
• White House backs CDC over policy revision as omicron cases rise
• Children graduating 'functionally illiterate' from public schools: King Randall
• New York City district attorney announces he will not enforce certain crimes
• Chicago schools close as teachers union backs remote learning
• Florida man charged with attempted murder after allegedly strangling woman at bus stop
• Garland warns all perpetrators involved in Jan. 6 riots
• Biden's Afghanistan withdrawal remains under scrutiny in 2022
• Amid growing frustrations, another Harris staffer heads for the exit