Gentlemen of the interwebs, a blast from the past that has come back to the present?

Lectern Guy Adam Johnson reporting live from the Pinella Courthouse about a man you may or may not know about.

Behold.

Good afternoon, everyone.

I am leaving the Pinellas County Courthouse where my initial prosecutor, Patrick Scruggs, just entered a plea agreement with the state.

If you don't do Patrick Struggs with, he is my initial prosecutor from January 6th.

He was caught on camera a couple of years ago, breaking the window of a motorist vehicle and stabbing him repeatedly over and over again in front of a dozen witnesses.

The plea deal was entered today. It was

accepted by the judge. And the plea deal is as such. He will only serve 90 days in county jail,

90 dates, or three felonies that would have or could have resulted in a life sentence had he

gone before a jury of his peers. So he just obfuscated the whole system. On top of this, it's five years of

probation, but here's the kicker. He gets to keep his law license at the end of all of this.

He'll go back to practice prosecuting people and putting them in prison for the same things that he did.

I guarantee they won't get the same deal as that he did. I went to prison for 75 days for

misdemeanor trespassing, and this guy's going to serve

15 more for stabbing someone over and over again. Make it make sense. One cannot make that

which does not make sense, make sense. Mr. lectern, man, who's going to be coming on in a second.

I need to refresh everybody's memory. I know all of you watching live now on Rumble know who

Adam Johnson, the lectern guy is, but some of you watching this as a clip later on on the interwebs may not recall just who, Adam Johnson, the lectern guys.

He was America's most wanted for a brief moment in time.

Look at this demon.

Sir, on January 6th, he broke into the Capitol, and I'm joking.

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