"I Didn’t STORM Anything!" Jacob Chansley vs Capitol Riot Cop | Feat Victor Davis Hanson
January 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelOne of the first and most controversial things that Donald Trump has done since returning to the presidency has been to pardon the participants of the notorious January 6th Capitol attack of 2021; even the ones who attacked the police. As it was happening, Republican politicians condemned the rioters in the strongest terms, but four years on, they’ve changed their tune. Was it a protest? A riot? Or a genuine attempt to overthrow American democracy?
Pardoned protestor Jacob Chansley, also known as QAnon Shaman and former Capitol police officer Winston Pingeon go head-to-head on the subject, joined on the Uncensored panel by Vinny Oshana from the 'PBD' podcast and Wajahat Ali from the 'Democracy-Ish' podcast.
Piers Morgan also speaks to historian and political commentator Victor Davis Hanson and formerly imprisoned Democrat Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, who was freed by Trump.
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