Shane Jenkins

These are people that have never been in trouble a day in their life, and now they're thrown in solitary confinement, labeled as domestic terrorists.

But let me tell you something, Steve.

We used to get these little black tablets in there, and we used to watch this show called War Room, and so...

We had a different branch of the War Room Posse.

It was called the Gulag War Room Posse, man.

Did you feel you were a political person at the time?

Absolutely.

We almost relished in that because we knew that it would have been one thing to say, okay, you guys went to the Capitol and got a little bit out of hand.

But when they tried to crush us under their boot.

We knew that our resilience and our families bonding on the outside and uniting.

The people getting behind us from War Room Posse, from Cowboy Logic, Don and Donna, shout out to them.

They were with us from the beginning.

All right.

Yeah.

But when they try to put you through that, you're either going to crumble or you're going to rise.

You're going to be in that fire and get forged and get stronger and tougher, and that's what we did.

We bonded together, and I can never lose those relationships that I have with those people.

So it was over three years?

Yes.

I did 46 and a half months.