The Tucker Carlson Show
Stefan Passantino: Liz Cheney’s J6 Crimes & Mission to Destroy Any Lawyer Who Dares Represent Trump
02 Nov 2024
No one has ever gone to prison for the real crimes of January 6th. Liz Cheney destroyed a man’s life to cover up her role in the hoax. Here’s what really happened. (00:22) The January 6th Aftermath (05:24) What Role did Liz Cheney Play in the J6 Committee? (12:18) Cassidy Hutchinson’s Pivotal Testimony (32:27) Was Hutchinson’s Testimony True? (50:24) How CNN Manufactured the Narrative Against Passantino (59:07) The Intimidation Tactics Used Against Trump’s Lawyers (1:17:07) Hutchinson’s Motive (1:27:30) The Destruction of Evidence Paid partnerships with: Eight Sleep Get $350 off the Pod 4 Ultra https://EightSleep.com/Tucker Levels https://Levels.Link/Tucker 2 extra months free Meriwether Farms https://MeriwetherFarms.com/Tucker Use promo code “TCN24” to save Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Okay, so I think a lot of us who were watching the January 6th committee hearings, et cetera, particularly those of us who knew Liz Cheney very well, began to suspect that, wow, this is not unfolding in a way that's recognizable. And then you begin to think, well, this could be completely illegitimate.
And then by the end, I'm thinking, and I'm texting this to Liz Cheney, by the way, as it's happening, this seems like police state stuff. You were in the middle of it. So just if you wouldn't mind setting the story for us, what was your involvement in the January 6th aftermath?
Yeah. So on the aftermath side, I'm a lawyer and I'd represented a number of witnesses who were giving testimony before the January 6th committee. Yep. Mostly uneventful things.
What kind of lawyer were you?
So I'm a political lawyer, if you can call such a thing. I'm sort of the living embodiment of a lot of the sort of dysfunction of Washington, D.C. that you need to have such a thing as a political lawyer.
Fair enough.
of dealing with all of the sort of regulatory world of if you want to engage with politicians, if you want to give them money, if you want to lobby them, if you want to give them gifts, if you want to advocate, there's a whole myriad of regulations that surround that, which create professions for people like me to help people navigate what are the rules of the road if I want to communicate.
And that includes interfacing with government investigations, oversight hearings, all of those various activities. And so for 30 years, I've been a relatively anonymous lawyer whose job it's been to help people just follow the rules so that they can be heard. They have their opportunity to petition government. That's been my background.
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