You know, I hate to say, I told you so, but I missed the story when it came out on the

fifth.

We're going to go over it tonight.

I talked about it earlier today.

Oh, inshroyer is being targeted by the DOJ.

They want 120 days in prison.

Why speech, Oh, inshroyer, a pundit personality and journalist for info wars said some things.

And for the things he said, the DOJ says he should go to prison for it.

And this is what I said was going to happen.

I said, now they're going after they go after Trump, they go after his lawyers.

The next people in line are going to be the pundits who are advocating for or encouraging

people on January 6.

First person in line, Oh, inshroyer now a few, a few important details.

He did not go into the capital.

The info wars team had a permit to have a rally outside the capital in a different area.

Oh, inshroyer was on capital grounds.

This is the initial pretext they get to charge him.

He pleads guilty.

They then say in the charging and the sentencing document, the prosecutor says, because of his

speech before, during and after the event, he should get this amount of time in prison.

It's not a one for one to what I was exactly describing, but it's basically the opening

the door, the midway point, a guy said some things about January 6 encouraged people.

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