Inspired in large part by the Mueller Report and the investigation into Judge Brett Kavanaugh during the Senate Hearing of his appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court, "Red Herring" is a term used in American journalism and investigative reporting to describe a piece of information that is presented as evidence but meant to distract or deceive. In my poster, I illustrate this term in a literal way using red colored illustrations of herring fish as a background pattern (to, in part, symbolize an abundance of misleading information) and placing a model U.S. Department of Justice report at the center. The body text of the report, which by virtue of each of the report's headings is supposed to contain important information concerning the general public, is almost completely censored except for a single phrase in the last paragraph which reads "Red Herring". With this poster, I aim to bring awareness to issues of epistemology and agency. I ask the viewer to consider now more than ever before to exercise healthy skepticism of the institutions we as a society allow jurisdiction over truth to.