Ian Smith
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Yeah. Yeah, it's funny how these things work. You know, it's always like, oh, well, you know, well, we didn't instigate the violence, but you've seen it hundreds and hundreds of times. Meanwhile, myself, I experienced it when the FBI called me for January 6th. They had all my tweets.
Yeah. Yeah, it's funny how these things work. You know, it's always like, oh, well, you know, well, we didn't instigate the violence, but you've seen it hundreds and hundreds of times. Meanwhile, myself, I experienced it when the FBI called me for January 6th. They had all my tweets.
Yeah. Yeah, it's funny how these things work. You know, it's always like, oh, well, you know, well, we didn't instigate the violence, but you've seen it hundreds and hundreds of times. Meanwhile, myself, I experienced it when the FBI called me for January 6th. They had all my tweets.
They wanted to know what I meant by every single word of it, even though that all of them were much more mild than there will be hell to pay. Right. You know, I think I know because I was supposed to speak. I spoke on January 5th and I was supposed to speak at the Capitol. And I remember tweeting something out about the event saying that, you know, hey, President Trump, the cavalry is coming.
They wanted to know what I meant by every single word of it, even though that all of them were much more mild than there will be hell to pay. Right. You know, I think I know because I was supposed to speak. I spoke on January 5th and I was supposed to speak at the Capitol. And I remember tweeting something out about the event saying that, you know, hey, President Trump, the cavalry is coming.
They wanted to know what I meant by every single word of it, even though that all of them were much more mild than there will be hell to pay. Right. You know, I think I know because I was supposed to speak. I spoke on January 5th and I was supposed to speak at the Capitol. And I remember tweeting something out about the event saying that, you know, hey, President Trump, the cavalry is coming.
And they wanted to know what I meant by that. Yeah.
And they wanted to know what I meant by that. Yeah.
And they wanted to know what I meant by that. Yeah.
Right. But it's so funny. And I'm you know, I got off. It's relatively easy. I just got investigated, but there's people who were locked up and part of the justification for locking them up were things that they said online. Yeah, for four years with no trial. Yeah, for four years with no trial.
Right. But it's so funny. And I'm you know, I got off. It's relatively easy. I just got investigated, but there's people who were locked up and part of the justification for locking them up were things that they said online. Yeah, for four years with no trial. Yeah, for four years with no trial.
Right. But it's so funny. And I'm you know, I got off. It's relatively easy. I just got investigated, but there's people who were locked up and part of the justification for locking them up were things that they said online. Yeah, for four years with no trial. Yeah, for four years with no trial.
So from my understanding, all except a few stragglers. But I actually have a buddy and I don't know anybody else who's experienced this or if it's wrong, but he was fighting his January 6th case forever. And his pardon is like the weirdest thing ever. There's no signature on it. It came via email. You would think that these people would get like,
So from my understanding, all except a few stragglers. But I actually have a buddy and I don't know anybody else who's experienced this or if it's wrong, but he was fighting his January 6th case forever. And his pardon is like the weirdest thing ever. There's no signature on it. It came via email. You would think that these people would get like,
So from my understanding, all except a few stragglers. But I actually have a buddy and I don't know anybody else who's experienced this or if it's wrong, but he was fighting his January 6th case forever. And his pardon is like the weirdest thing ever. There's no signature on it. It came via email. You would think that these people would get like,
Piece of paper with maybe like a presidential seal on it And I don't know if that's everybody maybe because he didn't go away, but he had formal charges pressed against them He was fighting them at the time of the pardon, you know, so weird I don't know if they're all still locked up.
Piece of paper with maybe like a presidential seal on it And I don't know if that's everybody maybe because he didn't go away, but he had formal charges pressed against them He was fighting them at the time of the pardon, you know, so weird I don't know if they're all still locked up.
Piece of paper with maybe like a presidential seal on it And I don't know if that's everybody maybe because he didn't go away, but he had formal charges pressed against them He was fighting them at the time of the pardon, you know, so weird I don't know if they're all still locked up.
I know that there were some people that they weren't going to let out because there was some violence, some actual violence involved, you know, but all of these people should have been let out day one. No questions asked because even the violence was instigated. That's been fucking proven. You called me that day. I know. I called all my friends that were there that day. I think I called you.