Mary, how does the big man?

Time, why I'm not.

We believe that all men are created people.

To the magnificent, Joseic, that is American.

From radio beacon to radio beacon.

I have a dream.

Change has come to America.

Believe me.

Help is on the way. Knock, knock.

Who's there?

It's a statement of your imagination.

Randy Roadshow.

Turn up your mind.

Only days after it was revealed that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito flew a flag associated with January 6th rioters at his northern Virginia home.

He's facing new questions about another flag tied to supporters of President Trump.

The New York Times publishing images of a pine tree flag outside of Alito's New Jersey Beach home last summer, with the words appealed to heaven.

Like the upside down flag, which had become synonymous with the stop-to-steel movement

and flown at Alito's home, the pine tree flag was carried by some pro-Trump supporters on January 6

as the Capitol was attacked. Take a look at these images, and you'll see both flags clearly on display

on January 6 as the mayhem unfolded.

It's unclear who posted the pine tree flag and what kind if any statement was being made.

The pine tree flag dates back to the Revolutionary War and was flown on warships commissioned under George Washington.

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