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J6 conspiracy theorist, insurrection denier. Former food blogger. Real Clear https://t.co/R50N6uQkSf
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Nov 19 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
Meet Dan Hodges, one of the J6 celebrity cops.

In never-before publicly posted footage from Hodges' body camera, Hodges is seen randomly assaulting J6 protesters outside the Capitol at 2pm.

This is about 40 minutes after DC Metro and Capitol Police launched their first assaults on the crowd gathered on Capitol grounds. Police improperly used "non-lethal" munitions including stun grenades, rubber bullets, pepper balls, and tear gas on peacefully assembled protesters, which enraged the crowd.

Hodges and other DC Metro officers arrived in head-to-toe riot gear ready for a fight. Listen to the reaction from Trump supporters who had already witnessed one fatality and several injuries at the hands of police.

Some called them "storm troopers" and "traitors."

It is necessary to understand the widespread use of excessive (and unnecessary) force by police officers that afternoon that in many cases led to physical clashes between cops and protesters. You may recall Hodges July 2021 sworn testimony before J6 committee where he misrepresented his conduct on Jan 6 (as did the other police witnesses) and referred to protesters as ā€œterrorists.ā€

Turns out he was doing the terrorizing
Oct 22 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
After a nearly 11-month delay, the DC appellate court finally issued its ruling on Couy Griffin appeal of common J6 misdemeanor. Despite clear consensus during oral arguments 1752 charge required foreknowledge of USSS protectee, the 2 Dem judges affirmed conviction. Trump appointee Greg Katsas, who authored the key dissent that led to SCOTUS overturing 1512c2, again dissented.

Griffin never entered the building. So let's understand what this ruling means--a US citizen cannot protest on government grounds paid for by taxpayers if someone in Secret Service protection is somewhere on the premises. (Pence had been evacuated to an underground garage by this point.)

Absolutely outrageous decision again demonstrating a rigged system controlled by Democrats in our nation's capital to set dangerous precedents for DOJ and judges to continue distorting laws to criminalize political dissent.Image
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As I've noted here repeatedly--oral arguments, where Judge Pillard clearly conveyed deep skepticism as to how DOJ applied 1752, were held a week before SCOTUS granted cert in Fischer.

The announcement signaled the court might overturn DOJ's most common felony.

So the Dem-led DC appellate court slow walked this decision for more than 10 months. And now 2 weeks before Election Day, DC circuit (led by Obama judge) publishes the opinion upholding Griffin's conviction.

Keep in mind-- the "restricted' area was not cordoned off by Secret Service but by Capitol Police (and a weak barrier at that). The snow fencing was not related to Jan 6 protest but to protect inaugural set up.

So DOJ and Dem judges took a statute intended to "better protect the President and other national leaders from assassination, kidnapping, and assault" and used it against Americans protesting on federal property OUTSIDE the building.

Read it and weep:Image
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Oct 1 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
Today by noon ET, Donald Trump's lawyers will file under seal objections to proposed redactions in Jack Smith's novel (that's being nice) "Motion for Immunity Determinations" currently under seal as well.

Unlike Smith's position in FLA docs case--where DOJ wanted to keep basically all discovery including grand jury testimony and other records under seal over unsubstantiated fears of "witness" intimidation--Jack Smith now is prepared to post what he otherwise refers to as "sensitive" material in an effort to weaponize J6 against Trump as Americans start to vote.

Judge Aileen Cannon routinely denied Smith's broad sealing requests. Here she is in April 2024:Image In DC J6 case, Smith is ready to post grand jury testimony, FBI 302s, etc--records he wanted sealed in the FLA case when Trump.

Judge Cannon ultimately ruled that some evidence could be posted with names, identifying info mostly redacted.

Here was Smith in FLA in Feb 2024: Image
Sep 25 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 1 min read
Jim Jordan opens Weaponization committee hearing today with DOJ IG Michael Horowitz by noting the FBI has not yet found the J6 pipe bomber.

The committee, Jordan notes, is investigating the "double standards" at the "Biden/Harris DOJ." LOL major dbag Glenn Kirschner a witness in weaponization committee. Bragging about his prosecutorial record--he has been tip of the spear in attempted character assassination and harassment of Judge Aileen Cannon.

Kirschner now talking about Project 2025 and bringing up Jeff Clark being charged in Georgia. LOL Kirschner claims Project 2025 threatens the "independence and apolitical work" of the DOJ.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Sep 24 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
In the most sneering tone possible, Tanya Chutkan as predicted grants Jack Smith motion to file a gargantuan 180-page ā€œbriefā€ in Trumpā€™s J6 case. Image Chutkan HERSELF described Smith's proposed brief explaining why DOJ believes the new indictment is not covered by presidential immunity as "irregular" and outside the "ordinary course" of court procedure.

She again says the election is of no concern to her--which is bullshit Image
Sep 19 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
And so it begins.

As I have reported, DC US Attorney Matt Graves is using a new charge in the J6 prosecution to work around SCOTUS decision in Fischer, which overturned how DOJ applied 1512(c)(2).

Yesterday, Graves filed a superseding indictment against a California woman on 18 USC 372, "conspiracy to impede officers."

To my knowledge, this charge has not been brought in the nearly 4-year criminal prosecution of J6ers. (If it has, it applied only to a handful.)

Graves is now referring to elected members of Congress as "officers."Image
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It's hard to overemphasize how cynical, defiant, and deceptive this is.

Graves indicted Christina Kelso on 1512(c)(2) on 5/15/24--ONE MONTH AFTER SCOTUS ORAL ARGUMENTS IN FISCHER.

Everyone knew SCOTUS would reverse DOJ but Graves didn't care. In a solid stick in the eye to the court, Graves continued to bring the obstruction felony.

So now Graves is (1) dismissing the count but asking for same prison sentence in existing cases or (2) filing superseding indictment to drop 1512c2 but add another felony in its place.Image
Sep 17 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
Getting up to speed on this batshit crazy lawsuit @nataliegwinters posted earlier today.

A Michigan "welfare rights" organization, 3 black Michigan voters, and NAACP filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump and RNC in WASHINGTON DC in Nov 2020 claiming Trump/RNC violated the Voting Rights Act and Ku Klux Klan act by attempting to uncover election fraud.

Of course the plaintiffs filed the lawsuit in Trump-hating DC federal court. It was initially given to Judge Emmet Sullivan--he went on senior status so it was transferred to Ana Reyes, a Biden appointee, in Feb 2023.

Then MAGICALLY--at the same time she was handling Jack Smith's J6 indictment and addressing unprecedented questions of presidential immunity from criminal prosecution--the case was reassigned to Judge Tanya Chutkan.

The courts claimed Reyes had a "conflict" but it took Reyes 8 months to mention it?

Sounds legitImage Sullivan refused to toss the case out of DC.

The lawsuit is rife with allegations that are now covered by presidential immunity per SCOTUS. But that isn't stopping the defendants or Judge Chutkan from advancing the case.

When the issue of presidential immunity was raised during a Nov 2023 hearing on the lawsuit, Chutkan said the immunity matter would be "at least resolved in the lower courts shortly."

She issued her order denying immunity one week later.

Of course she was overturned by SCOTUS on July 1; Chief Justice Roberts criticized Chutkan for her hasty handling of the unprecedented issue.

She knew at this point she planned to deny Trump's immunity claims from criminal prosecution thereby greenlighting (at least temporarily) the civil suit.Image
Sep 15 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
John Roberts, no flamethrower, privately expressed to the other justices his disgust with DC lower courts rulings on presidential immunity.

He also criticized their decisions in his immunity order.

Judges Tanya Chutkan, Florence Pan, Michelle Childs, and Karen Henderson should be forced to resign for their sloppy work in an effort to rush DOJā€™s J6 case against Trump before the election Too bad Chief Justice Roberts wasnā€™t in Chutkanā€™s courtroom on Sept 5 so he could see that she DGAF what he said in the immunity opinion.

Total defiance and arrogance on display rather than any contrition

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Sep 5 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
Hearing in Jack Smith's J6 indictment against Donald Trump just ended.

It is a travesty cameras are now allowed in federal courtrooms so the American people can see what an unprepared, intemperate, smug, and condescending judge Tanya Chutkan is. The public would be outraged at her highly partisan and aggressive handling of this unprecedented case.

Chutkan, reversed by the Supreme Court and criticized by the chief justice for rushing her immunity order, came out swinging this morning. Not only is she clearly agitated by SCOTUS immunity ruling, it is unclear whether she even read it.

On a number of occasions, she argued with John Lauro, Trump's defense attorney, about the elements of the opinion. "That's not how I read it," she said when misinterpreting what the opinion said.

At one point, during a discussion about mandatory appeal based on any other immunity decision she makes, Chutkan opined that "there will be a reversal (on her future immunity order) no matter what I do."

That is a dangerous sign. What Chutkan suggested is she will recklessly handle pending immunity questions related to Trump's comms with VP Pence because she feels SCOTUS will overturn her once again.

At issue is SCOTUS determining those comms with Pence are "presumptively immune." Chutkan said she didn't read it that way. (That's what it said.)

A ruling that Trump-Pence comms are protected under immunity would torpedo the entire indictment. Smith already had to cut 9 pages of original indictment bc Trump's comms with DOJ were conclusively immune.

Further, those immunized conversations not only are barred from being cited in an indictment, the protected comms cannot be used in any stage of the investigation or prosecution.
Sep 4 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
Headed to DC courthouse shortly to cover resentencing of Thomas Robertson, a VA police officer convicted of 1512c2 and other offenses.

After Fischer, DOJ dropped 1512c2--but as I have reported for months and detailed last night, DOJ and DC courts are thumbing their nose at SCOTUS, which overturned how DOJ and DC courts applied 1512c2.

Robertson was sentenced to 87 months in prison with 1512c2 driving most of the sentence.

Even though federal sentencing guidelines estimate his new sentence based on existing convictions should be 24-30 months--he has already been in prison for 3+ years incl under pretrial detention--DOJ wants him to serve the full 87 months.

DOJ sticking it to SCOTUS:Image Keep in mind--the wife of DC US Atty Matthew Graves is CEO of a radical leftwing nonprofit in DC that is part of a broad coalition working with Democrats to delegitimize the Supreme Court and remove Justice Thomas:

Here Graves (again) argues the circumstances of J6 were so unprecedented and awful that previous applications of the law and/or sentencing guidance should be ignored:Image
Aug 31 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
Reading through report filed last night in Donald Trump's J6 case in DC.

Jack Smith wants to file a brief to explain why remaining elements in new indictment do not fall under immunity per SCOTUS. Trump's lawyers argue there is no basis for filing such a brief. Image The timeline proposed by Trump's lawyers gives a view into how nearly impossible it will be for Smith to preserve this case. SCOTUS decisions in both immunity question and Fischer will further gut this already thin reed of an indictment: Image
Aug 27 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
BREAKING: Jack Smith has filed a superseding indictment in Trumpā€™s J6 case. Same charges, Iā€™m assuming he deleted elements SCOTUS rules were immune from prosecution Image It appears Smith removed @JeffClarkUS as a co conspirator.

SCOTUS determined Trumpā€™s interactions with his own DOJ clearly represented ā€œofficial actsā€ and protected by presidential immunity

Where does Jeff Clark go to get his reputation back? Image
Aug 22 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
Another reason why Biden regime is going hard after Elon Musk and X is because his company is asking SCOTUS to review how Special Counsel Jack Smith, working hand in glove with former DC Chief Judge Beryl Howell, forced Twitter to produce Trump's entire Twitter file and also impose a nondisclosure order prohibiting Twitter/X from notifying Trump about the search warrant.

X filed a cert petition in May 2024.Image Not only did Howell approve the warrant and NDO, she fined Twitter/X $350,000 for allegedly failing to comply with the warrant in a timely manner. (A 51 hour delay)

Smith and Howell suggested Trump was a "flight risk" as an excuse to impose the NDO.

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Aug 17 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
NEW: As I have reported for months, DOJ is still seeking ways to keep J6ers convicted under the unlawful use of 1512c2 in jail even with the charge being tossed AND that conviction driving excessive prison sentences.

On Thursday, DOJ admitted it would drop the 1512c2 count against Thomas Robertson, who was sentenced to 87 months in prison on several counts including 1512c2. The obstruction count resulted in the 7+ year prison sentence.

BUT DOJ under Matthew Graves is asking Judge Chris Cooper (Obama) to keep Robertson in jail for the full term by adding several new upward departures/enhancements on his other convictions.

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DOJ had also added the now unlawful adm of justice enhancement, tossed by DC appellate court earlier this year, to Robertson's sentence.

But now DOJ/Matthew Graves argues Robertson's role in J6 demands his ongoing incarceration in federal prison for 87 months DESPITE admitting without the 1512c2 charge his sentence would be 24-30 months.

HE HAS ALREADY BEEN IN JAIL FOR 3 YEARS which included 10 months in pretrial detention before his April 2022 conviction by DC jury.Image
Aug 14 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
I want to give context to new DNC pipe bomb video we just posted.

At 12:38, Karlin Younger--who at the time worked for FirstNet tied to law enforcement--"found" pipe bomb in alley near RNC HQ. (She's in white circle.)

She told media she was doing laundry and looked down and saw the device.

This is what happened next. (MUCH more on this soon).

Green awning is Capitol Hill Club, a big hangout for Congressional Republicans.

Who among us doesn't find a bomb then run back to where it's ticking away while trying to find someone to "help." Next you see Younger casually walking back to her apartment. (One month before J6, the FBI awarded a $92 million grant to Firstnet.)

Donald Trump is still speaking at the time.

This is 15 minutes before start of the joint session of Congress to debate 2020 election results.
Aug 8 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 1 min read
Donald Trump starts press conference.

"We have a lot of bad things coming up."

Warns of potential recession, world war, and unsafe conditions here at home.

"Most dangerous period of time I've ever seen for our country."

Kalama is "radical left" and picked a "radical left man" with positions "it's not even possible to exist." "She was the border czar 100 percent. I hope the media becomes more diligent and more honest."

"We have a very sick country right now. It's going to get a lot worse."

Says 20 million people crossed the border under Biden/Harris but "nobody has a clue" what the actual figure is
Aug 8 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
If you're alarmed that the UK government is arresting their own people for inciting "violence" online--you should know this has been happening here for years under Biden/Monaco/Graves DOJ. šŸ§µ

For example--in Feb 2024, DC appellate panel vacated a computer monitoring imposed by lunatic Judge Reggie Walton on J6er Daniel Goodwyn.

Goodwyn was inside the building for about 10 seconds and pleaded guilty to the most common trespassing misdemeanor. Walton also sentenced him to 60 days in prison.

Here is what the court said as to Walton's order on computer monitoring of Goodwyn:Image Rather than take the L and let Goodwyn go on with his life 3 1/2 years later, Walton ignored the appellate court warning and made up lies about how Goodwyn was using his computer to plot another "insurrection."

Goodwyn committed no violence on J6.

This is Walton in June 2024: Image
Aug 6 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
I've read a lot of really bad FBI entrapment scripts but the latest "Pakistani National with Ties to Iran Charged in Connection with Foiled Plot to Assassinate a Politician or U.S. Government Officials" arrest is so bad it's almost comical.

From the affidavit, the only "tie" the suspect has to Iran is a wife and kids.

That didn't stop AG Merrick Garland from making this hyperbolic statement in a press release today:

"For years, the Justice Department has been working aggressively to counter Iranā€™s brazen and unrelenting efforts to retaliate against American public officials for the killing of Iranian General Soleimani. The Justice Department will spare no resource to disrupt and hold accountable those who would seek to carry out Iranā€™s lethal plotting against American citizens, and will not tolerate attempts by an authoritarian regime to target American public officials and endanger Americaā€™s national security.ā€

Here is the origin of the latest fake assassination plot:Image It appears this guy--maybe he had ulterior motives--was looking to expand his business.

Feds claim he sketched out his assassination plot on a napkin and used "code" words related to his clothing business.

At least one informant and 2 FBI undercovers involved

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Jul 28 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
Kamala Harris, with the help of the media, has misrepresented her role as a ā€œparentā€ to make it appear that she has raised children when she has not.

In her 2020 speech after media declared Biden/Harris won, she called Cole and Ella Emhoff ā€œour children.ā€ But they are not.

Why? Image Because many voters think being a parentā€”meaning raising childrenā€”is a basic qualification for high office.

Doug and Kamala got married 10 years ago. Cole was 18 and Ella was 15. They split time between their actual parents.

Sure ā€œMomala is a cute nickname but itā€™s also designed to once again give Harris credit for a job she did not do.Image
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Jul 23 ā€¢ 5 tweets ā€¢ 3 min read
It appears we have another major scandal on our hands with the corporate media being totally complicit in another coverup of Biden's health.

This reporting makes sense given Biden's condition before and after he left Vegas.

Did he suffer a serious medical emergency last week? From @JordanSchachtel:

"Our sources estimate that it was 'easily' hundreds of Las Vegas Metropolitan officers and employees who heard the broadcasts live, so a curious media shouldnā€™t have a problem reporting any follow-ups to this story."

Not just uncurious, complicit, it appears.

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Jul 20 ā€¢ 4 tweets ā€¢ 2 min read
I have often said, in covering FBI entrapment operations esp Whitmer, that it is amazing these plots don't actually result in violence.

I'm not saying for certain what happened a week ago involved the FBI but there is reason to at least question whether feds were in contact with Crooks prior to July 13.

For example, 2 days after the assassination attempt, DOJ announced the indictment of a 21-year-old Georgian national for plotting a "mass casualty" event in NYC last year.

For months, the individual was in communication on encrypted chats (ESC) with--you guessed it--an FBI undercover agent (UC-1)Image The affidavit follows a pattern. Plenty of texts, comms of the defendant but essentially none from the FBI agent.

But even with limited info, it's clear the FBI agent was not simply surveilling or infiltrating a group plotting violence but inciting it.

Similar to Whitmer fednapping hoax, this FBI agent wants to get into the so-called "Maniac Murder Cult," an alleged white supremacist group probably created by the FBI. He then starts to discuss "targets" and how to create explosives.Image