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Slack.com slash DHQ. Quick heads up. In today's show, we are talking about the capital

riot a year ago. There's a whole bunch of swearing that day. We quote it, we play tape of it,

we refer to it. You've been warned. Just about a year ago, Jack Griffith was getting

ready to make a trip to Washington. It was going to be a 600-mile journey, and we are

not exactly sure how he got there or who he stayed with once he arrived. What we are

sure of is that he was psyched. This is a bit of video of Griffith and his friends that

just breached the capital building on January 6th. They're all really excited. One of them

says we're in this bitch, another one screams we're going in, and then this guy literally

just screams because he's so excited. So no doubt he's happy to be there. He's happy

to be there. Buzzfeed news reporter Zoe Tillman wanted to talk about Jack Griffith's story

because to her what happened to Griffith, it'll tell you a little bit about some of the

defendants who have spent the last year reckoning with their actions at the capital. First

of all, a whole lot of these folks are not sorry. Afterwards we found that he had been promoting

a video game that he was building where it's like a first person Donald Trump shooter game.

These people are sick and deprived and will soon also be dead. The Donald Trump character

can shoot Dem zombies and Antifa. Hold it. He was designing that video game after January

6th. That's right. That's right. After he got arrested, Griffith seemed to treat the

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