The TRUTH About the Breonna Taylor Raid

from The Andrew Klavan Show Hosted by The Daily Wire

In honor of the release of Candace Owens' exposé on the fraudulent Black Lives Matter organization, The Greatest Lie Ever Sold, we revisit this interview with Sergeant Jonathan Mattingly, a former Louisville Metro Police Officer and author of Twelve Seconds in the Dark: A Police Officer's Firsthand Account of the Breonna Taylor Raid. An eyewitness to the infamous raid, Sergeant Mattingly reveals the truth behind the media's propagandistic narrative surrounding the fateful night of the Breonna Taylor raid in March of 2020, which was one of the driving ideological forces behind the Black Lives Matter movement.

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