Apollo Pappas

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178 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2 Apr

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5268: Pam Bondi Out As AG Todd Blanche To Take Her Place · 2 Apr 2026 podcast

It was not a minor issue.

It was foundational, fundamental First Amendment violations that never should happen.

And it's it's a terrible look for the state of Colorado.

And I think Jared Polis needs to take this opportunity since he already himself made the comparison to the probationary sentence from his friend, Sonia.

He should take this opportunity right now, let Tina Peters out, commute her sentence so she doesn't have to go back to that demon's courtroom and her attorneys have to go through another circus just to get her to be heard fairly on what should be a minor issue for a first time nonviolent offender like Tina in a trial that was at best a show trial and malicious prosecution.

And I do mean at best, Steve.

Well, let me speak about that.

First of all, the court said that his rule, his sentencing was based on improper consideration of her right to free speech.

It punished her based on that speech, went beyond relevant considerations for the charges.

And they were very scathing about that part.

There's a big miss here, though.

In addition to the fact that he did so clearly violated her constitutional rights.

There was the sentencing of consecutive sentences, an additional six months, and the probation afterwards or the parole.

All of these things are completely egregious.

But the thing that is missed in here, most importantly, with regards to what they affirmed being the convictions in the trial court, is they said Judge Barrett violated her free speech.

But that didn't include during her trial.

Tina Peters was never allowed to mount a defense.

She was barred during the trial.

And the jury was prevented from hearing any testimony regarding the supremacy clause, her ability to do her duty and back up records.

So many things that were critical to her being able to speak to her defense in the first place were never allowed into the trial, and Tina was not allowed to speak about them.

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