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Bill O'Reilly here, and I'm warming up. Stand by for the O'Reilly Update Morning Edition.

On this Thursday, we've been investigating the mass pardon of those who broke the law by

invading the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, 2021. And what I'm seeing is important.

First off, I would not have pardoned any person who attacked a police officer.

172 have pleaded guilty of doing that.

But other offenses are worth analyzing.

The Biden Justice Department using federal judges

absolutely when after the rioters with a vengeance. The primary threat that was used was

overcharging these people. Federal prosecutors often told defendants that unless they pleaded

guilty to a specific charge, they would have more crimes at it. Many protesters caved, facing decades in prison and

enormous ongoing legal expenses. It literally costs millions of dollars to fight federal

prosecutors because the cases can drag on for years. If one enters a guilty plea, the financial ordeal ends.

So the Biden administration literally terrorized some rioters into admitting guilt.

Is that justice? President Trump doesn't believe it is, therefore he issued departments.

Now I would like to see the president explain why some violent people got out.

I think that's important. But equal justice does not include threats from federal prosecutors.

And that is what happened in the J6 case. Back in a moment. Are you feeling the impact of the recent changes in the time share industry?

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