Six people have been arrested and another seven cited for allegedly damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and the same press corps that spent 2020 calling arson
Six Arrested in Reflecting Pool Vandalism as Press Rushes to Downplay
Trump announces arrests and citations for $14M Reflecting Pool damage; press that cheered 2020 rioters now cries 'no evidence.'

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