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Chief of the US Capitol Police Steven Sund: Understanding the Events of January 6th, 2021
Chief of the US Capitol Police Steven Sund: Understanding the Events of January 6th, 2021

“Four Stars – Fantastic, Emotional and the True History of January 6th” – TW

“Four Stars – Excellent read with facts and no left wing bias. A must read for anyone wanting truth! – Barbara Cole

As we acknowledge the 5th Anniversary of the January 6, 2021 incident at the Nation’s Capitol, there are still many questions and many more misconceptions.

Former Chief of the US Capitol Police and author (Courage Under Fire), Steven Sund, joins The Morning Update to provide a firsthand account of that day’s events and the many mistakes that have never been fully addressed. Courage Under Fire is the definitive, minute-by-minute account of what ACTUALLY happened on that day.

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