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Jan 24, 2025 Michael Fanone, a former D.C. Metropolitan Police officer who was assaulted during the January 6th Capitol riot, shares his gripping perspective on the insurrection. He discusses the emotional toll on law enforcement and the dangers of political extremism. Fanone reflects on the implications of presidential pardons for insurrectionists and the urgent need for accountability. He also touches on the pervasive fear within the police community and the struggle to regain public trust after the chaos of that day.
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Trump Pardons J6 Defendants
- President Trump pardoned roughly 1,500 January 6th defendants.
- Alex Wagner interviews those pardoned, families, and police.
Mama Mickey and the J6 Vigils
- Mickey Withoff, mother of Ashley Babbitt, organized vigils outside the D.C. jail.
- Withoff isn't surprised by the pardons and believes the inmates served enough time.
A Father's unwavering support
- Ben Pollack's son and daughter, Jonathan and Olivia, were charged with multiple felonies for January 6th.
- Pollack remains a staunch Trump supporter and would "die for him."