Newsmax Documentary ‘Day of Outrage’ Exposes Abuse of Jan. 6 Political Prisoners And Media Lies Surrounding ‘Insurrection’

Newsmax will be airing their documentary, “Day of Outrage” which will air on Sunday night at 8:Pm on Newsmax. If you have Roku, you can see it on the Roku channel and just click on Newsmax. The film documents the events as they really happened on January 6th, 2021.

The video shows the mistreatment of prisoners who claim they have been beaten by the guards and it debunks the lies from the left such as their contention that it was an insurrection and not simply a protest. Only a very small portion of the protesters got violent.

Award-winning director and producer of “Day of Outrage” Jack Thomas Smith told The Gateway Pundit:

 I sat on my couch watching it on TV, just like a lot of people, most people. Initially, I thought, ‘They shouldn’t be doing this.’ But then, the media kept that narrative going to calling them, insurrectionists. We have the footage of the police officers, allowing people in the Capitol building, footage of protesters walking peacefully through the rotunda who were just looking around and taking selfies. They were a praying in the Capitol building — they certainly were not insurrectionists.

If these were insurrectionists, don’t you think someone would have brought a firearm into the building? When you see the mainstream media claim these people were trying to overthrow our government – I mean, that’s absolutely ridiculous. They weren’t not trying to overthrow our government. They were upset with the results of an election.

More on this issue needs to be covered and addressed and that’s kind of what we did with this documentary. We showed what happened before, during, and after January 6 and all three stages are important. It was a peaceful protest, uh, that became unruly and at times violent because of a small group of people.

We touch upon whether there were FBI informants in the crowd or any type of instigators, but we are planning to do another documentary that takes deeper dive on that. My bigger goal was with this documentary is to humanize the January protesters. We tell Ashley Babbitt’s story from childhood, her time and service in the air force, you know, and, and right up until that tragic day, when she was hurt by a Capitol police officer.

People were concerned about the integrity action and that’s why they attended the rally to peacefully protest and have their voices heard. Keep in mind that was after the summer of 2020 with the George Floyd riots and all that violence and COVID lockdowns, people losing their jobs and losing their businesses.

From The Gateway Pundit

The documentary features exclusive interviews with Greg Kelly, host of Greg Kelly Reports, Sebastian Gorka, former strategist to President Trump, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX), retired U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Jessie Jane Duff, Senior Analyst for Strategy at the Center for Security Policy J. Michael Waller, Ashli Babbitt’s mom Micki Witthoeft, Ashli Babbitt’s husband Aaron Babbitt, January 6th detainee Kenneth Harrelson’s wife Angel Harrelson, former January 6th detainee Chris Worrell’s fiancée Trish Priller, and business owner Roberto Minuta.

Steven Ahle