

Morning Joe 1/22/25
Jan 22, 2025
Michael Fanone, a former D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer, shares harrowing insights from his time defending the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. He discusses the profound impact of Trump's pardons on his family's safety and the broader implications for law enforcement. The conversation reveals deep political divides among GOP lawmakers about these pardons, highlighting emotional tolls on victims and officers alike. Fanone's candid reflections underline the ongoing threats to accountability and the complex relationship between politics and public safety.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Pardons and Political Divides Post-January 6
04:28 • 19min
Trump's Pardon Controversy and Polling Insights
23:49 • 6min
The Weight of Pardons and Political Accountability
29:30 • 15min
Engagement and Insights: The Intersection of Politics and Media
44:58 • 3min
Shifting U.S. Foreign Policy Under New Secretary of State
47:37 • 5min