BREAKING: The feds have arrested two Trump-loving cousins who were caught on video attacking cops at the Capitol on Jan. 6: huffpost.com/entry/trump-ca…
Here’s Tommy Smith in a Trump beanie, carrying the old Mississippi state flag that features the confederate battle flag, standing in front of the National Museum of African American History & Culture. huffpost.com/entry/trump-ca…
"What a wonderful day and Washington” he wrote on Jan. 8.
The arrests are yet another indication of the huge role that online sleuths are playing in helping the FBI identify the Trump supporters who assaulted police and stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6. huffpost.com/entry/trump-ca…
“We pretty much got our asses kicked by the cops then we kick the cops asses…. Patriots stood together and battled the tyrannical cops throughout the entire afternoon.” huffpost.com/entry/trump-ca…
“Still can’t believe these pics made it so far LOL.”
“Front page again.”
“I hate to see a picture of myself with my state flag attached to a headline like this.”
Here was the breakthrough:
Thomas Harlen Smith has a court appearance in Greenville, Mississippi, this afternoon. He’s got a $10,000 unsecured bond and a federal public defender. huffpost.com/entry/trump-ca…
One of the guys who brought an old Mississippi flag featuring the confederate battle cross complained that he was asked to stop whistling “Dixie” at work.
When Brent Bozell IV was in his formative teen years, his father founded a group to protect the American public from “Friends," "Dawson’s Creek" and "Spin City.”
Turns out that wasn’t the type of media that Bozell, now in his mid-40s, needed to avoid.
Back in 2020, after Donald Trump lost the presidential election, the official account of the Arizona Republican Party started getting a little... wild.
In late night tweets, they started asking followers if they were ready to die for Trump.
When another Twitter user called the person behind the account "one of the funniest posters in the state," the AZGOP's comms director posted this:
Days later, on Dec. 14, 2020, the Arizona Republican Party posted footage of the fake electors signing. That video is now a key piece of evidence in the Arizona criminal indictment of the fake electors.
L. Brent Bozell Jr. and L. Brent Bozell III shaped the conservative movement in the 20th and 21st century.
Justice Department prosecutors are seeking almost 12 yrs in federal prison (and a domestic terrorism enhancement) for L. Brent Bozell IV, who stormed the Capitol on Jan 6.
"There are few rioters on January 6 who were involved in as many pivotal breaches as Bozell."
"during his trial testimony, Bozell came up with outrageous justifications for his conduct on January 6 that were both inconsistent with the video evidence and implausible"
"Donald Trump and his advisers knew that he had in fact lost the election but despite this knowledge they engaged in a massive effort to spread false and fraudulent information to convince huge portions of the U.S. population that fraud had stolen the election from him."
-- Defense sentencing memo for Jan. 6 defendant Alex Harkrider
"Trump refused to concede. He showed himself willing to undermine confidence in the democratic process and in time, managed to convince nearly three-quarters of his supporters (to include Mr. Harkrider) that the loser was actually the winner." storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
"when a friend who has saved your life makes stupid statements in public, you don’t tell them to shut up. You just put up, and that is what Alex did."
So, yes, today, Ryan Nichols, Ryan Nichols was sentenced to more than five years in federal prison and given a $200K fine.
"I will f---ing die for this," Nichols said on video after the Jan. 6 attack. "But before I do that, I plan on making other people die first, for their country, if it gets down to that."
DOJ seeking nearly seven years in federal prison for Ryan Nichols, who will be sentenced on Thursday.
Ryan Nichols talked about his desire to drag politicians through the streets before getting to the Capitol, assaulted law enforcement on video, then confessed on video in the third person.
This is what Donald Trump Jr. falsely claimed about his case, before Ryan Nichols pleaded.
Before Donald Trump Jr. took up his cause, Ryan Nichols told the FBI that he “no longer trusted” Donald Trump and his ilk because he “felt they had led him in the wrong direction.”