Mattingly begins by saying that Trump lied about the results of the 2020 election and some people who heard that lie perpetrated the assault, thereby leaving it to the viewer to infer, fallaciously, that Trump instigated the riot.
Mattingly is motivated by the fact that he finds it "Jarring" that both Biden and Trump cite January 6th in their defense.
" Mattingly states, his views are "not opinion, not one side of the debate but unequivocal demonstrable fact," thereby informing the peasants that the traditional American right of free thought is suspended in order to "Get Trump".
Mattingly's presentation is designed to leave the viewer with the impression that something someone else did is Trump's fault.
Does Mattingly remember that we live in America? Mattingly is outraged that 34% of Republicans still believe that the FBI "probably or definitely instigated the attack on the Capitol.
Are we still allowed to discuss this in what remains of our former country? Comically, Mattingly laments the fact that Republicans have "Made a political calculation about what happened on through the lens of politics" explains "Why the country is in this [sad] place," as if viewing January 6th through a political calculation is not precisely what Mattingly is doing himself! Mattingly presents what he takes as a decisive refutation of Trump's view about January 6th, three clips of what certain Republicans said about Jan. 6 on or about that day and the different statements they make now.
Does Mattingly understand the concepts of causality and moral responsibility? Mattingly then plays clips that say that there was an active shooter on the first floor of the Capitol and that an officer was killed that day.
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