Joe Biden's January 6th Victim Rant segment critiques a speech honoring Officer Billy Evans, arguing the speaker falsely linked Evans' April 2nd death by Muslim suspect Noah Green to the insurrection. The discussion shifts to unproven election conspiracy theories, Ray Epps' alleged role in the riots, and compares security failures to Watergate. Ultimately, the episode highlights how political narratives manipulate tragic events like Evans' death for gain while ignoring factual details about the actual killer's identity and mental state. [Automatically generated summary]
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Missing Context on Capitol Officer00:06:20
It's long overdue Today is a ceremony to honor hero January 6th look at that crazy signal person.
She looked crazy.
Why are you looking at it?
Look at the sign language.
Are you looking at that bitch?
You're going to confuse me.
No sin.
Just look.
I keep going.
We also recognize the late U.S. Capitol police officer Billy Evans.
His family was just...
You crazy.
Three months after January 6th, while he was still coordinating off the Capitol because threats by these sick insurrectionists continued to be profligated on the internet.
Again, all America saw what happened when Officer Evans was killed defending the checkpoint it had to go through to get up to the Capitol because of these god-awful sick threats that continue to move forward.
And the whole world saw it.
It's just hard to believe.
It's hard to believe it could happen here in America.
It's hard to believe that a Muslim extremist was ramming his car into a cop at the working at the Capitol.
Yeah.
That's hard to believe, huh?
Yeah.
He didn't lie.
He just conflated the issue and he misled people.
This is the definition.
This is the epitome of missing context.
After listening to this speech, you would think there was some kind of crazy Trump supporter that, you know, like on January 6th, tried to do horrible things at the Capitol building, but it wasn't.
It had nothing to do with Trump, Trump supporters, right-wing or anything.
Yeah, he just conflated issues.
And he did it intentionally.
But you know what?
He's never going to get fact-checked on this.
But the guy that attacked the Capitol that day, the officer lost his life.
Yeah.
His name was Noah Green, and he was like, I don't know.
You pull up his picture.
He was like a...
He's definitely not a Trump supporter.
What?
I don't think he's a Trump supporter.
Well, he was a Muslim.
Yeah.
And he was having mental issues.
Yeah.
And this event happened April 2nd.
January 6th happened on what day?
January 6th.
Yeah, this happened on April 2nd.
But if you didn't know, if you wasn't up to speed about these stories, you would think this occurred on January 6th because he's conflating everything.
And he's intentionally lying to everybody.
Not technically lying, but he's misleading people.
Yeah, but I think the family of the cop that lost his life, I think they were there.
He mentioned that.
So that was the whole point of them being there is to recognize his service to the country and to recognize his life.
But didn't you conflate him dying on January 6th to insurrectionist?
Yeah.
I mean, I wouldn't call it an insurrection.
Like, what happened?
That was a riot.
It was a riot.
I mean, if it would.
Nobody had weapons.
If they had weapons and it was trying to take over Capitol, okay, yeah, it's an insurrection, but it was just a riot.
Now, the guy that killed that police officer, that was a terrorist attack.
Yeah, he actually had a knife.
He actually killed a police officer, used his vehicle as a weapon.
Yeah.
You can label him a terrorist.
Yeah, but you're conflating this with January 6th and the insurrectionist.
Yeah, the rioters.
Yeah.
I mean, I mean, you there supposedly, you know, giving thanks for his service to our country and his families there, but you misleading people and you're lying about how he actually died.
Who actually killed him?
You should have said it was a person that was mentally ill, happening to be a Muslim, and he attacked him, used his car as a battering ram, and took the life of that police officer.
Why are you trying to conflate what happened on January 6th with what caused his death?
I think it's just.
You're used to that man's death for political gain.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, Democrats won't, y'all will see.
I mean, y'all will lie about anything.
Yeah, that's why I'm very lyric.
Anytime y'all say anything, I'm starting to think, um, I'm starting to think the election was stolen.
What?
I'm starting to think it was stolen.
They lie all the damn time.
I don't have any proof that the election was stolen.
No, but see, this stuff works.
I know it does.
Like, I'll give you an example.
I'm going to put my grandfather-in-law on blast.
Your grandfather-in-law?
Yeah.
Okay.
No, he'll be my dad.
I want to say grandfather-in-law.
Father-in-law.
He don't vote.
It doesn't matter, but we was talking Christmas, Christmas.
It's Christmas Eve.
He's over at the house.
Big family together.
And we started talking politics.
He said, man, that Trump piece like Hitler, huh?
I was like, what?
Do you know what Hitler did?
Yeah.
And he's like, no, the Capitol.
You see what they did to the Capitol.
It was all his fault.
I was like, no, it wasn't his fault.
You know whose fault it was?
A lack of security.
Right?
And there's people that a lot of people feel.
I'm just speculating here.
I'm just conjecturing.
I don't have no evidence, but a lot of people feel.
And even you can look at some of the people testifying at the congressional hearings that they was asking who was this guy who was initially there during January 6th who told people.
Yeah, Mike Epps told people to Ray Epps.
Yeah, Ray Epps.
White guy.
I'm thinking about the comedian.
Yeah, I'm thinking about the comedian, Mike Epps.
I meant Ray Epps.
Mike Epps at the Capitol.
Not Mike Epps, Ray Epps.
Yeah.
And you can see him verbatim telling people, instigating the whole incident.
And then when people rushed the Capitol, he fell back.
Yeah, he's like, yeah.
But the FBI cannot confirm or deny that he's an FBI agent or a CIA or a member of the government or anything.
Yeah.
That's what galvanized January 6th.
It wasn't necessarily Trump's rally there.
People were there instigated.
There was a lack of security when Black Lives Matter is there.
They had the National Guard there.
Well, rightfully so.
And just because they, you should have had the National Guard there for Trump supports.
You know, it's like several people died in relation to January 6th, like the Trump supporters went there.
A lot of them after the event, they had heart attacks.
Conflating Insurrection with Christianity00:03:04
They were so worked up.
They was going home dying of heart attacks.
It was a guy who died of a heart attack at the damn January 6th.
They were so worked up.
I still remember people, hey, man, you're going to the January 6th rally?
I said, hell no, I ain't going.
I was just like, well, I've took a few psychology classes.
All it takes is one bad apple.
And that whole rally could turn into something horrible, which it did.
That debacle will haunt the Republican Party for the next.
That's Watergate.
It's Watergate.
We're talking Watergate here.
They ain't going to never let this go.
Yeah.
But I think it's disgusting when you have politicians using other people's desks for political gain.
That was totally disgusting.
You know, a nation of a Muslim that was mentally ill caused that man's death, and you conflated intentionally misled people to think this was an insurrectionist, maybe a Trump supporter.
You didn't say it verbatim?
But you alluded to that.
Yeah, and you misled people.
Yeah.
That guy, Noah Green, he was having like episodes.
Thought the government was after him.
Thought the government was after him.
You can't even.
I would leave out the Muslim, his faith out of it.
He was just a mentally ill man.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You got to throw the Muslim in there.
You got to throw the Muslim in there.
Why?
You just got to.
Well, I don't think that was the reason why he's Muslim and he killed somebody with a knife.
It goes hand in hand, don't you think?
That go hand in hand with Christianity, too, man.
But we're going to do it.
You know what them damn Spaniards did here back a long time ago.
Those are Christians, too.
They was taking machetes, disemboweling the Indians.
In God's name.
I should be laughing at that.
What dad you laughing at?
No, man.
I'm not laughing at what happened.
I'm laughing at what you said.
Oh, it's my.
No, I'm not laughing at what happened.
What they did to the ends.
That's horrible.
I'm laughing.
You making a joke in God's name.
I mean, that's what those damn Spaniards did.
I read up on that.
It was disemboweling Indians and they were like...
A bunch of white people speaking Spanish.
Yeah, they believe in God and stuff.
They're chilling people.
Taking the land.
They're still laughing at this shit.
Hey, let me say this.
But you, I mean, it has everything to do with the situation.
He's Muslim.
Yeah, because what happened on January 6th, they keep saying it's Republicans.
Yeah.
I see what you're saying, though.
Christians.
I see what you're saying because when you think of, you know, you can't, you got to put the Muslim in there.
He could have just been a Muslim, having a psychotic break, and it had nothing to do with his faith.
Right, that's all I'm saying.
Yeah, he thought the government was after him.
Which a lot of people think that, you know?
Yeah.
But I think it's sad that he used this man's death for political gain, misled people.