https://rumble.com/embed/v7dwwa6/ Giuliani’s January 6 Account Former New York City Mayor and Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani told moderator Lara Logan that he believed he understood what had happened by the time he went to bed on January 6, 2021. “It was a very unusual experience for me because, let me begin by telling you, by the time I went to sleep on the evening of January 6th, I knew exactly what was going on,” Giuliani said. “I knew exactly that it was a fixed operation.” He said he did not need the House committee led by Liz Cheney, an Obama-era prosecutor, or years of television commentary to reach that conclusion. Questions About Capitol Security Logan pressed Giuliani about the security failures that left the Capitol vulnerable. She said she had asked Bernard Kerik, the former NYPD commissioner, what he would have done to protect the building. Kerik’s answer was to place mounted officers around the Capitol, adding that one mounted officer was worth about three officers on the ground. The account also cites leaked footage in which then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, “I take responsibility,” after security collapsed. It says later White House documentation recorded Pelosi’s refusal of an offer of 10,000…

Sowell’s warning about societyIn a video circulating on social media, economist and historian Thomas Sowell delivers a stark warning about the direction of society. He says there is a “very serious chance” that society is “doomed” because institutions and individuals pursuing their own interests can damage the larger interests of the country. Sowell’s concern is not presented as a prediction based on a chart or a poll. It is an argument about what happens when institutions stop serving the public and begin rewarding division, pressure, and narrow agendas.Why Charlie Kirk is central to his argumentSowell uses the assassination of Charlie Kirk as an example of the breakdown he fears. He says Kirk went around speaking with people and trying to convince them of his ideas. In Sowell’s view, calling Kirk a fascist turns the word on its head. “Fascists shoot people,” Sowell says, contrasting political persuasion with violence. He argues that the person who killed Kirk while believing Kirk was a fascist was behaving in a way that fit the label far more closely. His point is that political language becomes dangerous when people use serious words without understanding what they mean.His criticism of higher educationThe clip also includes Sowell’s…