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[MUSIC] >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. [MUSIC] >> And to the republic for which it stands. [MUSIC] >> That's right, move over Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift. >> [LAUGH] >> That was a song that is at the top of the iTunes charts. I mean, number one, it's called Justice For All, President Trump saying the Pledge of Allegiance and a group of J6 prisoners singing the national anthem, they're part of a choir. And it was a project spearheaded by RAV contributor, Cash Patel, and American Sunrise co-host, Ed Henry. And Ed Henry happens to be in the house with us right now. >> Hey, good to see you. >> Good to see you. David Zare's going to be joining us a little bit later. He's in my old stomping grounds, but good to see you. This is huge, you're kind of a big deal. >> Well, I'm not, I think President Trump is. I think these J6 prisoners are getting a new look from the American people, right? That's the point of it. I think you mentioned iTunes. Since Friday, this has been number one. Amazon Music, a few minutes ago, it's up to number two. Donald Trump and the J6 prison choir are now in the top ten in Israel, the United States, the UK, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, Singapore, and South Africa. >> Wow. >> And those are just the ones that we've been keeping track of. It was an honor to play a role in this. And I think the key is that when you combine Tucker Carlson's reporting with some of the efforts we've been working on in recent weeks behind the scenes. These people, some did wrong, many did not, many were peacefully protesting. And because of a narrative set up by the left, some establishment Republicans, they've been railroaded. They're not treated like Americans. >> Right, yeah. >> If they did wrong, put them through the judicial system. I'm sure they have due process and constitutional rights. And so we're raising money with this song. Donald Trump donated his time when we approached him in private and said, I don't want anything, I want to help these people. And the J6 prison choir was a name we came up with behind the scenes, cuz they don't have a name. They're all nameless and faceless in some ways. Many of them haven't seen their families for months and months in some cases for a couple of years. They don't get good meals, they get brown water, to drink, they don't get hot water for a shower every day in the DC gulag. Some of them are now being moved. I wonder if that has to do with Donald Trump giving them the voiceless, some voice literally with a song. And I also wonder whether that has to do with Republicans in Congress who get credit for standing up and saying we want to go to this prison like MTG and others, Congressman Comer, to say enough is enough. Because not enough people have stood up for them. And I'm proud to be part of an effort where President Trump and others are standing up. There's others involved, by the way, who are very prominent and are great American patriots and at some point may come forward. But they just want to make sure, as do I, that the focus is on the President, and more importantly, the J6 prisoners. Because, in fact, the President was on True Social this afternoon, and someone was complimenting him about number one, and he said, it's about these guys. >> Yeah. >> And so look, I heard that at Mar-a-Lago, I wasn't there the other night that the President played this song, and that everybody stood up, hand on heart, with beaming with pride, and that's the point.

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