Daniel Hodges
speaker
19 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 20 May
Daniel Hodges’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Washington, D.C.
police officer Daniel Hodges was repeatedly assaulted by rioters on January 6th.
President Trump pardoned the men who attacked him.
And now the administration says those rioters and others are
can apply for payment from a new $1.8 billion fund set up by the Justice Department for people who believe they were victims of weaponized law enforcement.
Hodges is suing to stop payouts that he believes are both illegal and dangerous.
Trump administration officials say they will evaluate claims on a case-by-case basis.
Tom Dreisbach, NPR News.
Washington, D.C.
police officer Daniel Hodges was repeatedly assaulted by rioters on January 6th.
President Trump pardoned the men who attacked him.
And now the administration says those rioters and others can apply for payment from a new $1.8 billion fund set up by the Justice Department for people who believe they were victims of weaponized law enforcement.
Hodges is suing to stop payouts that he believes are both illegal and dangerous.
Trump administration officials say they will evaluate claims on a case-by-case basis.
Tom Dreisbach, NPR News.
The MeidasTouch Podcast · All Hell Breaks Loose in Senate Hearing as GOP Gets Exposed · 6 Nov 2025
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Everybody who was involved and convicted was pardoned.
Raise your hand if you believe that those pardons were appropriate.
All right.
So that includes pardons for folks who were involved in attacking Officer Hodges.
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