January 6 As You’ve Never Seen It Before: The ‘Fight Like Hell’ Documentary - WhoWhatWhy January 6 As You’ve Never Seen It Before: The ‘Fight Like Hell’ Documentary - WhoWhatWhy

‘Fight Like Hell’ is now available on YouTube free for all viewers. Photo credit: Fight Like Hell Film Team / PRNewswire

Think you know everything about January 6? Think again. Jon Long’s raw, footage reveals shocking truths. Democracy hangs in the balance. Listen. Watch. Decide.

This is January 6 as you’ve never seen it before. 

My guest on this week’s WhoWhatWhy podcast is filmmaker Jon Long. Long has just completed Fight Like Hell, a documentary that offers a provocative, unfiltered, never before seen look at the day’s shocking events, and the Stop the Steal movement’s evolution.

Long explains that what you will witness in this documentary may shock you, move you. You may have thought the talk of January 6 was old news, that the candidates and the country had moved on, but not so fast. What happened matters a lot.

As the current election cycle reaches its endgame, the implications of that day risk being overshadowed by other issues. Yet its importance cannot be overstated. It stands as a singular event that challenges our fundamental democratic principles.

In his documentary, Long compels us to reconsider how we interpret political narratives. To gain deeper insight, listen to my conversation with Long and then watch this important documentary.

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    Jeff Schechtman's career spans movies, radio stations, and podcasts. After spending twenty-five years in the motion picture industry as a producer and executive, he immersed himself in journalism, radio, and, more recently, the world of podcasts. To date, he has conducted over ten thousand interviews with authors, journalists, and thought leaders. Since March 2015, he has produced almost 500 podcasts for WhoWhatWhy.

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