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Wisconsin Senator on U.S. Capitol Attack
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Wis. Senator Ron Johnson receives criticism in Wash. for statements on U.S. Capitol attack
Republican Senator Ron Johnson previously claimed that he didn’t believe the Capitol attack to be an armed insurrection because attackers were using flagpoles and sticks versus guns. After a hearing this week, Johnson was accused of spreading conspiracy theories.
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Here and Now
Wisconsin Senator on U.S. Capitol Attack
Clip: Season 1900 Episode 1933 | 1m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
Republican Senator Ron Johnson previously claimed that he didn’t believe the Capitol attack to be an armed insurrection because attackers were using flagpoles and sticks versus guns. After a hearing this week, Johnson was accused of spreading conspiracy theories.
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