Since the situation that happened at the Capitol on January 6th, the left has been trying to convince us that what happened that day was on par with, or even worse than what happened on 9/11.

That, of course, is a joke and it’s just liberal propaganda.

In reality, it wasn’t that bad, not even close. I will say that what happened that day was indeed bad, but it’s not the story that the left is feeding us and we have the proof to back it up.

There have now been multiple videos showing that the police were actually telling protesters that they could be there and even encouraging them to do what they were doing (minus the violence).

American Greatness reported,

One officer, identified in the video and confirmed by charging documents as Officer Keith Robishaw, appears to tell Chansely’s group they won’t stop them from entering the building. “We’re not against . . . you need to show us . . . no attacking, no assault, remain calm,” Robishaw warns. Chansley and another protestor instruct the crowd to act peacefully. “This has to be peaceful,” Chansley yelled. “We have the right to peacefully assemble.”

The video directly contradicts what government prosecutors allege in a complaint filed January 8 against Chansley: “Robishaw and other officers calmed the protestors somewhat and directed them to leave the area from the same way they had entered. Chansley approached Officer Robishaw and screamed, among other things, that this was their house, and that they were there to take the Capitol, and to get Congressional leaders.”

If that’s not enough evidence, take a look at this video:

Who the hell was this “cop”?? Why encouraging people through? pic.twitter.com/OcXWCh33P9

— Greg Kelly (@gregkellyusa) May 16, 2021

Can someone tell me what the heck is going on here? Because it sure does look like police officers allowing people to come to the Capitol and even waving them to come along. If that not what you see?

Like I’ve said for the past 4 months, there was a lot more than initially meets the eye that happened that day in January.