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'I would die for the man': Alex Wagner reports from prison where J6 convicts will be freed by Trump

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January 22, 2025

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Some Trump critics who tried to hold him accountable are reportedly worried about possible retribution after the president pardoned nearly 1,500 January 6th convicts hours after taking office. MSNBC's Alex Wagner reports from outside of a Washington D.C. jail where many of those prisoners will be released. Wagner also reveals her conversation with a prisoner's father.

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