Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is not happy that the Establishment’s January 6th narrative is falling apart.

He had a complete meltdown on the floor of the Senate and even called on Fox News to stop Tucker from releasing January 6th tapes.

They're Freaking Out Big Time

Senator Schumer Went Down To The Senate Floor This Morning To

-Condemn Tucker Carlson's January 6th Tapes Segment Last Night
-Call For Fox News And Rupert Murdoch To Stop Tucker Carlson From Releasing Another Report On The January 6th Tapes… https://t.co/nPqG7adQKx pic.twitter.com/e3z3YBwTFR

— The Columbia Bugle (@ColumbiaBugle) March 7, 2023

The next day he lashed out at Speaker McCarthy for giving the footage to Tucker Carlson.

He accused McCarthy of enabling the spread of “Donald Trump’s Big Lie.”

Speaker McCarthy has held the gavel for less than three months.

But by sharing the January 6th security footage with Fox News, he has already done more than any party leader in Congress to enable the spread of Donald Trump’s Big Lie.

— Chuck Schumer (@SenSchumer) March 8, 2023

Elon Musk was having none of it.

He mocked Schumer, asking if he wanted Twitter to remove a video of January 6th.

The video mocks the idea that January 6th was an insurrection — a voiceover actor acts like a tour guide announcer in the Capitol:

Do you want us to remove this video? https://t.co/Qaaq4lGc9B

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 8, 2023

 

Here is the full video:

BREAKING : Previously Unseen January 6th Footage pic.twitter.com/0jxqANbNVn

— @stevenvoiceover (@stevenvoiceover) March 7, 2023

The Establishment knows its narrative is in trouble. 

Great job Elon!

For the antidote to media bias, check out ProTrumpNews.com…

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Medical professionals and public health officials in Baltimore, Maryland are concerned about an alarming increase in sleep-related infant deaths.

Baltimore City and Baltimore County recorded 18 infant deaths in December and January, the Baltimore Banner reported.

For comparison, there were 14 infant deaths in 2020 and 16 infant deaths in 2021, according to city officials.

“This is more than all of last year’s sleep-related deaths total,” Baltimore City’s Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa said on Wednesday. “This is deeply concerning and we need to act quickly to address this issue by alerting the public including our parents, caregivers, and providers, of the dangers of sleep-related deaths among infants.

“The recent spike reminds us we cannot be complacent,” she said. “We need to get the word out about this alarming trend. These deaths are preventable.”

Dr. Gregory Branch, director of the Baltimore County Department of Health, said the county is also experiencing the same alarming trend.

Branch said there was no increase in infant deaths due to respiratory illnesses in the county, contrary to the city.

“Some of the babies didn’t leave the hospital with their mothers, but instead left with another caretaker,” according to Branch per Baltimore Sun.

“When a mother has a baby in the hospital, she is the one who gets educated on everything,” Branch said. “But what happens if the mother gets sick and has to remain in the hospital?”

Branch stated that the county health department had been prompted to urge all healthcare providers to educate all caregivers on the ABCDEs of safe sleeping practices.

A baby should sleep Alone — never with other babies, children, adults or pets A baby should sleep on their Back A baby should sleep in a Crib or bassinet — never on a sofa, chair or bed, and never with any pillows, quilts, comforters or toys Don’t smoke around the baby Always practice these steps. There are no Exceptions!

Medical professionals claimed the common denominator of these alarming trends was due to unsafe sleeping practices.

Watch:

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