Amanda Prestigiacomo

Morning Wire reached out to William Shipley, an attorney representing dozens of J6 defendants, including the so-called QAnon shaman, and he said that all the prisoners should now have been released. We also asked Shipley about the complaint that Trump has pardoned some defendants who were engaged in some violence.

He defended Trump's decision, and he said that the blame for the demise of these cases falls on the Biden Justice Department.

He defended Trump's decision, and he said that the blame for the demise of these cases falls on the Biden Justice Department.

For those who were released, we're starting to get footage of those initial moments of freedom. Here's some audio of what appears to be eight J6 defendants leaving prison.

For those who were released, we're starting to get footage of those initial moments of freedom. Here's some audio of what appears to be eight J6 defendants leaving prison.

Well, the executive order did name the 14 individuals who were given commutations, and that includes three Proud Boys who were controversially convicted of the very rare and very serious charge of seditious conspiracy, Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, and Zachary Rell. Those three who were not charged with any violence were handed down sentences of at least 15 years, all now commuted.

Well, the executive order did name the 14 individuals who were given commutations, and that includes three Proud Boys who were controversially convicted of the very rare and very serious charge of seditious conspiracy, Ethan Nordean, Joseph Biggs, and Zachary Rell. Those three who were not charged with any violence were handed down sentences of at least 15 years, all now commuted.

Proud Boy member Dominic Pozzola was also on that list. He was convicted of stealing a police officer's riot shield and breaking a window. His sentence was initially 10 years, but again, that's now commuted. And probably the most politicized case in all of this is that of Enrique Tarrio, the former chairman of the Proud Boys. Tarrio was notably not in D.C.

Proud Boy member Dominic Pozzola was also on that list. He was convicted of stealing a police officer's riot shield and breaking a window. His sentence was initially 10 years, but again, that's now commuted. And probably the most politicized case in all of this is that of Enrique Tarrio, the former chairman of the Proud Boys. Tarrio was notably not in D.C.

on January 6th, but he was convicted of seditious conspiracy and sentenced to 22 years behind bars. During his prosecution, the government relied heavily on mostly private messages. For example, Tarrio was tied to a document outlining a Capitol takeover that was sent to him on Telegram called 1776 Returns.

on January 6th, but he was convicted of seditious conspiracy and sentenced to 22 years behind bars. During his prosecution, the government relied heavily on mostly private messages. For example, Tarrio was tied to a document outlining a Capitol takeover that was sent to him on Telegram called 1776 Returns.

Tarrio did not directly respond to that sent document, and he claims he never saw it, let alone even opened it. Tarrio was granted a full pardon and has been released from prison.

Tarrio did not directly respond to that sent document, and he claims he never saw it, let alone even opened it. Tarrio was granted a full pardon and has been released from prison.

Well, on Tuesday night, Trump pardoned Ross Albrecht, the creator of dark website The Silk Road. Trump promised that pardon to libertarians and delivered. Additionally, pro-life activists are hoping Trump will pardon the nearly two dozen people convicted of controversial Face Act violations. We've covered a lot of those cases here. No pardons yet, but activists are expecting those very soon.

Well, on Tuesday night, Trump pardoned Ross Albrecht, the creator of dark website The Silk Road. Trump promised that pardon to libertarians and delivered. Additionally, pro-life activists are hoping Trump will pardon the nearly two dozen people convicted of controversial Face Act violations. We've covered a lot of those cases here. No pardons yet, but activists are expecting those very soon.

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Oath Keepers leader Stuart Rhodes and ex-Proud Boys chief Enrique Tarrio are free from prison after Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people connected to J6. Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestigiacomo reports.

Oath Keepers leader Stuart Rhodes and ex-Proud Boys chief Enrique Tarrio are free from prison after Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people connected to J6. Daily Wire reporter Amanda Prestigiacomo reports.

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