2021-01-19 12:29:09

Police Way More Likely to Shut Down Left Wing Protests

A report finds that police are much more likely to shut down left wing protests rather than right wing protests. David Pakman discusses the data in this report that supports what many have intuited since the capitol riots on January 6.

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