Hello and welcome to an interview with Jake Lang. So this is actually the third time we've

spoke to each other. First time where I can actually see you while I'm speaking to you. So the

first time was all the way back in July of 2022 and then the second time was September of

2023. So now we're doing the start of 2025. But it's really great to, you know, talk to you again.

Certainly great to see that you're free.

And I thought it would be a good opportunity to go over your experience of Jan 6th, your experience in prison, as well as talking about how you've enjoyed your freedom and what's next for the future.

But I thought I may as well start out about your experiences of Jan 6th,

just as a little bit of a summary for the people who haven't seen the previous parts.

So you were quite central to a lot of things actually happened that day, right?

So I know you've made a documentary about the whole thing.

J6 Truth, I think it is, isn't it? On that website.

Yes, sir.

And that talks a lot about your perspective on things. But basically, you were there for two

important events on that day, I suppose. both the near-death of Philip Anderson,

who you helped save if I'm right.

So he was nearly crushed in the crowd after coming into contact with the Capitol Police.

Is that right?

Yeah, unfortunately, my brother Philip was, I mean, in such a life-threatening situation where, you know, he's written a court

sworn affidavit saying that if I wasn't at the Capitol, he would have been dead. And so,

you know, God bless that he's still alive. And he's one of our greatest fighters, too, in the J6 movement for truth and freedom.

He's unashamed.

And, you know, I just let you know really how precious each human life is,

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