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Right, so the order grants full pardons for every person convicted in relation to Jay Sixth, with the exception of just 14 commutations. Those individuals had their sentences commuted, but their convictions still stand as of right now. Trump said he would look further into those cases and said potential pardons could be forthcoming.

Right, so the order grants full pardons for every person convicted in relation to Jay Sixth, with the exception of just 14 commutations. Those individuals had their sentences commuted, but their convictions still stand as of right now. Trump said he would look further into those cases and said potential pardons could be forthcoming.

Additionally, the hundreds of cases still pending indictments, those will be dismissed with prejudice. That means they can never be tried again for those charges. Trump was questioned about the order in the Oval Office on Monday. Here's what he said about the protesters that were actually violent being pardoned.

Additionally, the hundreds of cases still pending indictments, those will be dismissed with prejudice. That means they can never be tried again for those charges. Trump was questioned about the order in the Oval Office on Monday. Here's what he said about the protesters that were actually violent being pardoned.

Everyone who was given a full pardon was supposed to be released right away. However, there were reports of delays at a D.C. jail. Utah Senator Mike Lee expressed outrage over those delays, and he said he was working to verify what was going on.

Everyone who was given a full pardon was supposed to be released right away. However, there were reports of delays at a D.C. jail. Utah Senator Mike Lee expressed outrage over those delays, and he said he was working to verify what was going on.

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.

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.