The story America was told about January 6 is cracking. Behind the televised outrage and rehearsed talking points, a different account has quietly emerged from the man who was actually in command of Capitol security. Former Chief Steven Sund says he saw the danger coming, begged for backup, and was denied. His warnings, his paper trail, his repeated pleas for National Guard support—ignored until it was far too late. If he’s right, the real failure wasn’t chaos in the streets, but power in the shadows, where approvals stalled, authority blurred, and responsibility vanished just when the Capitol needed it most. His version doesn’t fit the tidy narrative. It threatens it. And that’s why the fight over who really blocked the Guard is only just begi… Continues…
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