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Nobody Asked For A J6 Video Game, But Pelosi’s Probe Is Making Its Report An ‘Interactive Version’ Anyway

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Nobody Asked For A J6 Video Game, But Pelosi’s Probe Is Making Its Report An ‘Interactive Version’ Anyway

Zoe Lofgren on CNNOn CNN, California Rep. Zoe Lofgren said lawmakers on the Jan. 6 Committee are planning to release an ‘interactive version’ of its findings.

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