Walk Away founder @BrandonStraka described his January 6 experience. He was initially charged with two felonies and a misdemeanor, but ultimately pled down to a misdemeanor.
He describes being evicted from his apartment and deplatformed from digital services in the aftermath. twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Sarah McAbee @TheRealJ6Bae testified about her husband Ronald Colton McAbee, a sheriff's deputy charged with fighting police on January 6.
She says he's been moved several times from jail to jail, and has had week-long stretches of solitary confinement.
Former underwear model @TheJohnStrand, who is soon to begin a 32 month prison sentence for January 6, says he was there only as security for Simone Gold, who herself has served 60 days.
Following his conviction at trial, the judge apparently condemned him over public comments he… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
A point of difference between some participants in the J6 Field Hearing was over whether the full January 6 footage should be released to the public.
(In full disclosure, as a primary source documentarian, I have openly advocated the full release.)
Congresswoman @RepMTG says "January 6 tapes, if they were to get out - and I support releasing them - I've said it all along. But if they do get out, Sedition Hunters will come."
"I know that everybody can look at it and say 'we all know who everyone is now' but at the same… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Rep Greene invited @TaylerUSA Hansen to speak, who describes confusion as riot munitions hurt people further back in the crowd from the frontline on January 6.
Hansen says he recognized a woman there from Portland "affiliated with Antifa."
On the full release of the J6 tapes, Congressman @DrPaulGosar says "A picture is worth a thousand words."
"They're all going to come after us regardless, so it seems to me like we aught to be making this big push and maybe turn the tide."
"The videotapes gotta come out."
As the J6 Field Hearing ended, @BrandonStraka testified to another grievance:
He describes that he believes J6 defendants should have their case jurisdiction released from DC, but also sentencing jurisdiction, meaning probation is overseen by DC judges rather than home state.
"We're trying to correct history" @mattgaetz said in a brief press gaggle afterwards.
I asked about whether Rep Gaetz and @RepMTG would push @SpeakerMcCarthy to release the J6 tapes to the public as promised.
One man explained that Trump should just get re-elected and pardon himself, but he says the federal indictment of Trump is "the worst day in American since Lincoln was assassinated and Kennedy was assassinated."
VIDEO THREAD: "Protect our children!" Today a Muslim-led coalition rallied outside the Montgomery County Maryland School Board against the removal of an "opt-out" option from human sexuality related material.
Security decided to allow 30 people from each side of the issue (pro-LGBT versus pro-"opt-out") to come into the MoCo School Board meeting.
"Percentage not number!" chanted the opt-out side, claiming they had a bigger presence outside, so more should be allowed in. Not granted.
After the pro-"opt-out" side's 30 chosen activists entered the school board, 30-pro-LGBT activists did as well, passing their remaining opponents, who yelled "Protect our children" at them.
In February when Kevin McCarthy broke his promise to the American people by giving the footage to one person instead of the public, I said “this sucks.”
In light of @RepMTG’s announcement that @SpeakerMcCarthy has expanded access to footage he promised the public from 1 person to 4, I have to update this rating.
By the numbers, the GOP was 0.0000003% transparent before.
Tonight protesters with @ClimateDefiance blockaded the street outside @SenSchumer's New York home to demand he reject the #DebtCeilingAgreement, which they call a "Dirty Deal" for fast-tracking fossil fuel projects.
"We are tired of Chuck Schumer and politicians like him pretending they are climate champions, but they are shills for billionaires," said a @ClimateDefiance activist before they began to march.
"Chuck Schumer, shame on you! We deserve a future too!" chanted the climate activists as they blocked the roads outside Senator Schumer's NYC home, prompting drivers to honk.
"You know what's even more inconvenient than a lot of traffic? Climate change!" a speaker expllained.
Former Police Chief Alan Hostetter, a January 6 defendant representing himself, began his filing to the court with a definition of "gaslighting" and suggesting that the 2020 election results would be an example.