“Green Light From MS-13” - How Ex-President SURVIVED Prison Assassination w/ Diddy, SBF & 6ix9ine

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What experiences did Juan Orlando Hernández have in high-security prison?

Patrick Bet-David 0:00
By the way, this jail, if some people are wondering who stayed here, Whitey Bulger stayed at this jail. Anthony Tonacosta, mob-related inmates after Bulger. Okay, you got some very MS-13 and Latin King cartel killers stay at this place. These are the names you got. Fotios Freddy Giz, Frank Cadillac Frank, Salami, James Alec Fields Jr. You got some interesting people that stayed here. So they're sending you to a place as if you're a full-on killer is what you are. That's who they put you with. And you said you got three, four. So this is January 16th, January 15th. Is that around the day of 2025 when they put you in jail?
Juan Orlando Hernández 0:43
No, it was the 21.
Patrick Bet-David 0:45
Oh, this is first time. When Trump lost.
Juan Orlando Hernández 0:50
This is after... No, when President Trump wins this last time, five days before they gave the order to move me. To move you to Hazleton. Yeah.
Patrick Bet-David 1:00
That's what I'm saying. So January 15th. Because Trump won, but he got elected. He was inaugurated January 20th. So is this in October or is this in January?
Juan Orlando Hernández 1:10
In January.
Patrick Bet-David 1:10
In January. Got it. And when you were there, is this where you met Sam Bankman Freed? Where did you meet Sam Bankman Freed?
Juan Orlando Hernández 1:17
It was in Brooklyn. In Brooklyn, I was in a special unit. And, of course, I met Sam there. This other guy who is a singer. You call it mogul, music mogul. Yeah, yeah.
Patrick Bet-David 1:34
You were in prison with Diddy and Sam Bankman Freed?
Juan Orlando Hernández 1:36
Yeah.
Patrick Bet-David 1:37
Did you speak with them?
Juan Orlando Hernández 1:38
Yes. Well, at the beginning, you know, I didn't know them as the figures that they were. I mean... Also, I was just by myself, you know, reviewing my case and my things. There was another guy, a rapper, he's very famous. They call it 69, I think. And... But I didn't know until the other invaders told me... Takashi69? Yeah. They called me, those guys are really big in music and things like that. But with Sam, we developed a close relationship. He was... We were talking about my case, things like that. I met his father and mother. And because he... At one point, I was really... about my family when I know that they have that green light from the MS-13 over my daughters. And I said, you know, I cannot sleep.
Juan Orlando Hernández 2:43
I don't know what can I do. And he said, listen, you have to move your family from Honduras. But I said, I don't have any means to do it. And we were talking about how can we do. And at the end, I told my lawyer, you have to call my wife, and you have to tell her, and do whatever you want. You have to do in order to protect them. But at the end, they have to be in my home for almost three months without going out at all. At one point, I said to God, I made my peace with God and said, my Lord, you can do whatever you want with me. You're right, but please protect my family.
Patrick Bet-David 3:32
That's just what I'm asking. Did Sam Bankman Freed help you financially with the family or no? No, no, no. What was he like to you? Did you enjoy the conversation?
Juan Orlando Hernández 3:42
He was a very quiet guy, but he was... He had new ideas about the world and... When he was reviewing my case, he said, listen, this is clearly a setup. And I said, but how can I explain it? You already passed for a trial, and you know what it is. And it is hard when the prosecutors and the judge agree that you cannot, for example, They didn't allow me to bring the experts from Honduras to explain to jurors how I passed those laws.

How did Juan Orlando Hernández meet Sam Bankman-Fried in prison?

Juan Orlando Hernández 4:23
To pass your traditional law, the ceasing of assets law, the anti-money laundering law, the reform of the police, it's easy to say it. But to do it is a huge risk. And they were going to come to explain to that. And, you know, the judge agreed with the prosecutors and they didn't allow them to come to do it.
Patrick Bet-David 4:51
Do you know what Sam Bankman-Fried said about you? Have you read what he said about you or no? My daughter was explaining it to me. Sam Bankman-Fried told Mario Nafal, Rob, I think you have it somewhere. And he explains to him that... He says, I spent a year and a half in the same unit as Juan Orlando. I got to know him fairly well. I'd like to think we became friends. And I can't think of a single inmate more deserving of a pardon. He was framed, and SBF spent extensive time helping yourself with trial prep and reviewed evidence.

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