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32:34Now PlayingMike Fanone, the former D.C. police officer who defended the Capitol on January 6, tells Jim Acosta what went through his head when he sat down and read Natalie Harp's letters to Donald Trump. Fanone says that if a woman had written those letters to him he'd be filing for a restraining order rather than handing her a job, and points to Harp's run as an OAN anchor pushing 2020 election denial as the real reason she's in Trump's inner circle. Fanone also reacts to ICE agent Christian Castro walking free in Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott declined to sign his extradition warrant, arguing ICE officers are now effectively immune from prosecution heading into the midterms.
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