Jan 6th Rioter Reveals What Really Happened At The Capital, Trump's Pardon, Soiling Pelosi's Carpet

The Connect- with Johnny Mitchell

Johnny Mitchell

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🗓️ 29 January 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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What really went down on January 6th? In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Nathan DeGrave, one of the 1600+ individuals who participated in the Capitol protest and was later pardoned by Donald Trump. Nathan shares his firsthand experience, from marching to the Capitol after Trump’s speech to the moment things spiraled out of control. He reveals shocking details about how police responded, the role of outside agitators, and what happened inside the Senate chamber. He also discusses his arrest, the legal battle that followed, and what it was like serving time in prison for his involvement. Was he a patriot standing up for election integrity, or did he go too far? You decide. *This interview does not reflect the opinions of our show or channel* You Can Find Nate Here: IG: https://www.instagram.com/j6patriotnate/ & https://www.instagram.com/itsvegasnate X: https://x.com/j6patriotnate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	We were watching Trump give his speech. And then he said, go to the Capitol. He wanted people to march to the Capitol. They did not prevent us from going inside. In fact, we even fist bumped and high-fi some of the cops that were standing in the Capitol. If you can while up the right person, then you can basically just start a chain reaction. We found our way to the Senate chamber about 10 minutes later. That's when the situation totally changes. We turn the radio on while we're in the car and they're saying, oh, there's an attack on democracy and attack on the Capitol. And we're just like, oh, my God. I went in a fool in panic mode. They arrested me in my apartment. And you got raided? Yeah, basically. They said that we were some sort of terrorist cell.
0:38.6	My lawyer called me and said, you know, I just want to let you know that you've been pardoned.
0:42.5	It's how your case is over.
0:46.6	This man is Nathan DeGray.
0:48.5	Nate was part of the 1600 or so January 6 protesters who were recently pardoned by Donald Trump.
0:54.1	January 6, 2021 is one of the most polarizing days in American history.
0:58.3	You probably feel one way or another about it, depending on what side of the political
1:01.3	spectrum you fall on.
1:02.5	That's why I wanted to sit down with Nate to find out firsthand what really went on that day
1:07.0	and then let you decide for yourself if he was a hero or a criminal.
1:12.1	His views don't necessarily reflect mine, but I can tell you after spending time with him that he is not the man the mainstream
1:17.1	media has made him out to be. I hope you enjoy this fascinating talk with Nathan DeGrave,
1:22.5	right here in The Connect with Johnny Mitchell. You know, you're a guy from Philly. You're an entrepreneur, successful guy.
1:30.2	You didn't need to be protesting for Donald Trump on January 6th, right?
1:36.5	No.
1:36.8	You're not, you don't fit the stereotype.
1:38.4	You don't have a Duck Dynasty beard.
1:40.8	You don't look like a January 6th rider.
1:43.7	Which is more evidence to the fact that there's the media narrative and then there's
1:48.1	the reality.
1:49.1	Yeah.
1:49.5	And obviously they're not the same.
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