In this podcast episode, marking the four-year anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, hosts Tim Miller and Bill Kristol delve into how the narrative around this pivotal event is shifting, especially in light of the upcoming Trump administration. They explore the changing rhetoric within the Republican Party, which has moved from outright condemnation to justifying and even celebrating the insurrection. Key concerns include the possibility of pardons for those involved and the nomination of Cash Patel, who suspects the FBI orchestrated the insurrection, as the new FBI director. The discussion wraps up with a critical look at the decline of journalistic integrity and its implications for accountability. Overall, the podcast emphasizes the alarming erosion of democratic norms and highlights the pressing need for ongoing vigilance.
