What you learn, poster Meister, is that side.
Which is at least 50% more than if you listened to no side.
The math ain't hard.
But too, as my poor avatar has already posted: The 'other side'....the Republican side, was extensively discussed by, hold for it, Republicans, during the 2nd hearing.
Go watch a YouTube of that hearing. And if you object to hearing what the Committee members themselves say....5 Democrats and 2 Republicans....well then, stick to just what Republican witnesses say. Fast forward through Committee members comments.....and go straight to Bill Barr's testimony, Benjamin Greensburg's testimony, Bill Stepien's testimony, Al Schmidt's testimony.
They are all long time Republicans speaking under oath.
Hear what they have to say. Try to at least hear what Republicans are saying to the Committee. Try to be at least a little better informed.
Don't be that guy. That guy....or child....who holds his hands over his ears, closes his eyes and then loudly goes 'Lalalalalala'.....so he won't become aware of advice or direction given to him. (I think that Jeff Daniels did a riff on that behavior in the movie 'Dumb & Dumber.')
At least make an effort to learn.