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Wow, Tina Peters, free at last. Have you been following this whole saga for her? Boy, she's just a patriot. A 70-year-old gold star mother from Colorado who had grave concerns about the fairness of the 2020 election. That's not illegal, although they basically made it illegal. They infringed on her free speech. They weaponized, they weaponized. But listen to this. She's gonna be free by June 1st, and the Democrat governor actually granted her clemency. You see, President Trump couldn't. This was a state conviction. President Trump was applying pressure, believe me. If he weren't in the White House right now, she would not be, well, at the doorstep of freedom in just about 15 days. This is awesome, all right? Now, she was targeted, she was a county clerk. She had grave concerns about the fairness of the election. She wanted to investigate that election. However, you don't question certain things, right? They brought her up on all kinds of federal charges. I mean, they just got carried away. And she almost paid, well, she already did pay to me, an enormous price. Already been incarcerated, money, the rest of it, her name being sullied all across the state of Colorado, and how sweet it is, right? Now, here's just a taste of what she went through, the dominant fake news media every step of the way, because Tina Peters, I mean, a Republican in Colorado, I mean, talk about deplorable. Her son had to join the military. Just everything they think about us comes through when they talk about Tina Peters. - Tina Peters, the former Colorado county clerk convicted of orchestrating a security breach of her own election computer system in 2020 in service of the lies spread by Donald Trump and his allies over vote fraud was sentenced to nine years behind bars. Peters, who continues to promote the lies that voting machines were manipulated to steal the election from Donald Trump, faced some hard truths from the judge this afternoon. - Oh yeah, lies, everything that they, everything is a lie, everything is a lie. Do they know, what do they know? They know nothing, they sit at these desks and they just shoot things off, a lie. Now, you can have these concerns, you can investigate. She genuinely believes what she believes, and a lot of people agree with her. All right, the judge, this is what, you know, sometimes the worst things happen, but they set you up for something amazing. This guy got so out of control, and if he didn't, she wouldn't be on the doorstep of freedom, okay? Look at the way he talked to her. - There are many things in my mind that are crystal clear about this case. You are no hero, you abused your position, and you're a charlatan who used and is still using your prior position in office to peddle a snake oil that's been proven to be junk time and time again. In your world, it's all about you. But at bottom, this case was about your corrupt conduct and how no one is above the law. No one in this country has absolute power. Your position as a clerk and recorder, a constitutional position, does not provide you with a means by which to do your own investigation, to not listen to the judiciary, to not listen to the executives higher than you, to not listen to the legislature who sets the law as it may be, this is nonsense. - Proven by whom? Those 63 courts? I mean, who really looked into all of that stuff? I know for a fact that people voted in that election illegally. I mean, forget the machines. Just look at the Constitution of Pennsylvania. Just look at all the rules they just threw out. COVID, they use COVID as the excuse. Hey, how about this? A Democrat governor just set her free. Jared Polis, governor of Colorado, and he is a Democrat. And this is what he had to say. And I give him a lot of credit. Well, I don't agree with everything here. She'd committed the crime. She deserves to be a convicted felon. She was given an unusually harsh sentence. Yes, nine years, absolutely, unusually harsh. So I'm glad he's seeing it the right way. President Trump is applying enormous pressure on the state. Oh yeah, you want to give Gina Peters a hard time? Maybe we'll give the federal dollars you want for your woke environmental center to, I don't know, a better, more worthy cause in another state. See, all this stuff is happening because of him. And not only that he's there, but what he has done, right? I'll never forget. Nobody really, he didn't have to do this, but he did it. There were so many Republicans who wanted to move on from January 6th. He pardoned every single one of them, right? It was beautiful. There were like four that had to be addressed later, but 1,600 people walked free that very night, his first night back in the presidency. First, we have a list of pardons and commutations relating to events that occurred on January 6th, 2021. Okay, and how many people is this? I think this order will apply to approximately 1,500 people, sir. So this is January 6th. These are the hostages. Approximately 1,500 for a pardon. Yes. Full pardon. Full pardon or commutation? Full pardon. We have about six commutations in there when we're doing further research. Nice to see you again. (plastic crinkling) So this is a big one. His very first night back in the presidency, prime time, signing the January 6th pardons. I love that man, what can I tell you? And they walked free that very night. Now, you and I know the truth about these guys. They were set up and the 99.9% of them didn't hurt anybody, didn't break anything. And the 0.1% that may have got into fights with cops. Well, nobody looks at how they were attacked by the cops and a lot of them fought back and they threw horrible incendiary devices into the crowd of peacefully gathered people and set them off, right? It's terrible. So nearly 1,600 people charged and convicted. Now, here's something else, a $1.7 billion compensation fund potentially. It's being actively considered right now by the Trump administration. He had sued the IRS for all the stuff that he had gone through and there might be a compromise here. They're considering a $1.7 billion fund for the people who were persecuted unfairly, wrongly, criminally by the Biden administration, by Obama, by all kinds of things. And this is great. They deserve compensation. They deserve relief, redress, whatever. People like Enrique Tarrio. Enrique Tarrio, head of the Proud Boys, right? Didn't break anything, didn't hurt anybody. He had some thoughts and he wrote those thoughts down. He didn't say, "Let's go kill everybody." He didn't say anything like that. You're allowed to think. You're allowed to say obnoxious stuff if you want in America, right? They went through his house and they arrested him and they ultimately sham trial, convicted, and sentenced him to 22 years in prison. Thank God he's out. But boy, he paid a big price, a big price. I think he deserves compensation. And we still need to know more about what really happened that day. Why did the cops just stand there? Anybody remember this? We haven't played this clip in a long time, but it's really interesting. Why are you letting this happen? Why haven't you called for backup? Where is your backup? This is our damn Capitol building and y'all are letting it get destroyed on your watch. (beep) Call you, call for backup. Get some help down here. And if they don't want to get your (beep) back up, they obviously don't give a (beep) about you. Yeah, no, they're just gonna stand there. Coffee break, aren't they? They didn't move those guys. Very strange, very strange. And you've seen this on this show, the little cop just waving people on, right? Let's see, the other cops just standing there as everybody comes through. And you know, I can't believe it. I can't believe it. We need accountability for all this stuff. Too many Republicans hold their nose when it comes to January 6th stuff. They secretly hold these people in contempt, I believe. They are in awe of Capitol Police, right? Yeah, they are just standing there. Okey-dokey, something else that day, folks. When they walked away, when they walked away, when Ashley Babbitt was about to be killed. Why did these guys take a coffee break at that moment? See this? I wanna know. Why don't we have national hearings on this? I mean, real January 6th hearings. We had fake January 6th hearings in prime time, two years after January 6th, 2021. I don't know, I don't know, folks. It's great that President Trump is there, and it's great that there are so many patriots in the administration, but some of this stuff is being slow-walked. Hey, we're in a great place right now. This 1.7 billion Ashley Babbitt killed by Byrd. Byrd, I hear, is still working for the federal government. That's not right. They lied. This was the worst thing that ever happened, right? This guy with the podium. This is the assault on democracy. This is Big O, Big O. Big O with his feet up on his desk, Nancy Pelosi's desk. How could we have such a thing? Oh my goodness gracious, never. This was right up there with 9/11. Remember when they said that? One of the most defensive speeches in the history of speeches. - Dates that occupy not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory. December 7th, 1941, September 11th, 2001, and January 6th, 2021. - Well, that's corruption right there. You kidding me? On government property, she made this ludicrous case, September 11th, 9/11, right up there with, let me go, yeah, right, exactly the same thing as January 6th. Are you crazy? You are crazy. She's a crazy lady. And listen to this person tell ghost stories about America. - The defeated former president of the United States watched it all happen as he sat in the comfort of the private dining room next to the Oval Office. While he was doing that, brave law enforcement officer subject to the medieval hell for three hours, dripping in blood surrounded by carnage. - Face to face with crazed mom. - Oh my goodness gracious. That will give kids nightmares. Look, people paid a real, real price and they're suffering. You wanna talk about PTSD. How does the family of Chris Cuny feel? Chris Cuny, there he is on January 6th. He was afraid of Antifa, right? A Marine who had never committed a crime in his life. The only thing he did on January 6th, he was inside the Capitol for about five minutes. He saw one guy smoking a joint. He said, don't do that here. This is the Capitol, picked up some trash and left. And they sent the FBI SWAT team to get him. See that woman with the baby? That's Chris Cuny's wife. She has a miscarriage the next day. And you know, the FBI SWAT team coming into your house, I could see that bringing on a miscarriage. This is the craziest thing ever. This is a crime that the FBI committed. And you know, like the people still, more people need to be in jail for this. Rex Hoyer in the Gilgo Beach Killer. And I don't care. I've pointed this out before. I guess I haven't pointed it out enough. There are no, there's nobody who put the January 6th through hell in jail right now. I don't think there's anybody even indicted right now. Call me. Well, he was even out of government before January 6th. He doesn't count. This serial killer, when they arrested him, they were gentlemen. Here he is, you're about to see the serial killer. One of the most notorious serial killers in American history is about to be arrested. And oh, by the way, he owns 300 guns. So they don't know what to expect necessarily, but they're professional cops. And they know how to take care of this situation. In suits, discreetly, they approach them on the street and put them in cuffs and put them in a cop car. That's the way professionals do it when they're not trying to make some sort of political point. They do it safely. They do it efficiently. They do it effectively. But when you're trying to besmirch a president, a movement, MAGA, you send in the SWAT team. So, oh, look at what we had to do with these crazy January 6th people. They were such a threat to democracy, optics, and the FBI allowed, they actively participated in all this stuff. Anytime anybody gives a cash Patel a hard time about anything, think about this. The FBI must be cleaned up from top to bottom. I still say cash is the guy to do it.

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