Have you been wondering what some of the flags, patches, and T-shirt messages mean that were seen at the Jan 6th Coup Klux Klan riot at the US Capitol? This Insider News video breaks it down. Release the Kraken!
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Know your insurrectionist flags and symbols
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MyPillow CEO banned from Twitter
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Safeguard your eyes from your iPhone's blue light with this $30 screen protector
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