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Ex-Capitol police officer on pardoning Jan. 6 rioters: ' What message does that send?'
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1:01Now PlayingRetired US Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn joins Morning Joe to discuss the four years since the January 6 Capitol attack and possible pardons from President-elect Trump for a number of Jan. 6 defendants when he takes office.
“Those people weren't hostages... Those people that are sitting in jail attacked, assaulted police officers in the worst, most violent ways... What message does [pardoning] send? Let’s do it again?”
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