Paola Ramos

pardons the Proud Boys and pardons the January 6th insurrections.

And I was there for Enrique Dario's welcome party, like literally, right?

So I was not only- You were at the party?

I was at the party, of course.

I was at the party, but I was in the press.

But I was covering the day before

this Latino insurrectionist pardon watch party that they were hosting as Trump was being inaugurated.

Some people were even wearing their, like, court-ordered ankle bracelets.

And they were all waiting to be pardoned, and I saw it.

And then they were waiting for Enrique Dario's release.

And the story will make sense in a second, but essentially Enrique Dario, you know, Trump pardons him.

And to get that, it gets to Miami, where he is essentially seen as this like anti-communist here and was the martyr when that's the way that he was received.

He comes down.

There's like all these.

You know, photos of him in the airport.

He finally has a press conference.

What I found interesting is that he is sitting there, you know, with his like little glasses and he was always just like tough guy.

But joking, he says, well, you know, maybe Trump is going to call me because maybe I'm going to get a job at the White House.

Maybe I'll go to D.C.

And there in that voice, and I've covered him for a long time.