‘Fall of Minneapolis’ Crushes 1 Million Views on Rumble

The truth can’t be kept hidden forever.

We’ve seen that time and again over the past few years. Consider the following stories we were told by the media were impeccably sourced:

• The Hunter Biden laptop is Russian disinformation
• The COVID-19 lab leak theory is wrong (and racist)
• “Hands up, Don’t Shoot” before Michael Brown’s death
• Trump colluded with Russia to steal the 2016 election

Lies. All lies.

Now, it’s time to shred the narratives surrounding the 2020 death of black Minneapolis resident George Floyd.

“The Fall of Minneapolis” does just that, expertly combining raw video footage, court documents and expert testimony to show how so much of what we were told about Floyd’s tragic death and its aftermath wasn’t accurate.

There’s another word for that …

The repercussions behind those false narratives are still felt today, above and beyond the four officers in question sitting in jail after trying to arrest Floyd.

• Soaring crime rates.
• Spiking homicide cases.
• Businesses that will never be recovered.
• Police officers retiring rather than find their hard work undercut, ignored or dismissed.

The film, inspired by journalist Liz Collin’s book, “They’re Lying: The Media, The Left and the Death of George Floyd,” is a harrowing look at how key institutions failed the American public.

And people are keenly interested in seeing what it has to say.

RELATED: HIT ‘CAST INTERVIEW WITH ‘FALL’ JOURNALIST LIZ COLLINS

The film just passed the 1 million view mark on Rumble, the free speech alternative to YouTube. It had some high-profile help along the way. 

Consider the following right-leaning influencers who spread the word about “Fall” since its online release six days ago.

George Floyd's death led to anger and violence across America. But the George Floyd story is very different depending on who you talk to.

A new documentary called "The Fall of Minneapolis" lays out new info Americans haven't heard before. The journalist who produced the… pic.twitter.com/b1Sh5oWYKu

— Jesse Watters (@JesseBWatters) November 21, 2023

Watched The Fall of Minneapolis. Amazing. Infuriating. Powerful. Derek Chauvin is Tom Robinson/To Kill a Mockingbird. Mob justice and racial bigotry. Tragedy.

— Jason Whitlock (@WhitlockJason) November 21, 2023

Link to the documentary #TheFallOfMinneapolis so you can make up your own mind https://t.co/c4dOvDr3vo

— Miranda Devine (@mirandadevine) November 20, 2023

Alpha News documentary 'The Fall of Minneapolis' out now https://t.co/vPgM3cmGTw

— Cernovich (@Cernovich) November 16, 2023

TODAY on The @MegynKellyShow:

– @lizcollin and JC Chaix of "The Fall of Minneapolis" documentary
– @HMDatMI Heather MacDonald

LIVE on @SIRIUSXM Triumph ch. 111 at NoonET and all platforms after. Subscribe:https://t.co/F96HgI7HIWhttps://t.co/YJPxz5Gu8d

— The Megyn Kelly Show (@MegynKellyShow) November 15, 2023

That’s just a sample of the pundits and journalists sharing “Fall” with their followers.

Alpha News, the independent media company behind the documentary, used crowdfunding methods to produce the film. The company didn’t bring it to theaters or a prominent streaming platform. It shared it for free on Rumble – viewers must watch a single ad at the beginning.

That’s all this critic saw while screening it.

Now, more and more Americans will watch, and learn, how the media, government officials and others twisted reality to shape a narrative that divided the country, and its citizens, like never before.