On January 20th, Donald Trump issued an executive order pardoning or commuting the sentences of everyone alleged to have committed crimes at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021.

Today in studio, we have four people with intimate knowledge of that faithful day as they were at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. Today in studio, we have four people with intimate knowledge of that

faithful day as they were at the Capitol on January 6th. We have a full panel today. So,

gentlemen, if you would introduce yourself, we'll start down here. Stuart Rhodes, founder of

oathkeepers. Jay Johnston, actor. Jake Angeli Chanceley Chanceley, the shaman from J.6.

And Nick Oaks, I did two years.

All right, well, don't you bring that up close to your face.

A little better.

So, you know, I mean, there's, you know, for you guys and everyone has had a different experience on the, on the, on the sixth.

Why don't we, why don't you go ahead and start and tell tell me what the

situation was for you with on january 6th and then through the court and then we'll go through

go through that go through the yeah sure so um oathkeepers was there to do security that day at

two permitted events on capital grounds one was the latinos for trump event in Lower Senate Park, which is called Area 7.

And the other one was the Ali Alexander stopped a steel rally right outside the doors on the east

side in Area 8.

And that's why we were there to do security.

And our guys escorted a bunch of people from the Ellipse rally in the VIP section

towards the Capitol for Ali Alexander's event.

And then they got swept up in the excitement of the day and walked into the capital 20 minutes after Congress had recessed.

And when they were inside, they actually helped police.

I was standing outside, didn't even go inside, but I was standing on the outside trying to locate my security teams.

But of course, because we're oath keepers, we were targeted for, along with the proud boys, the worst charges of all,

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