Jorden Mink spent years behind bars for damaging a window at the Capitol Lower West Terrace on January 6. He was denied bail and kept from his family for 4 years.

Jeffrey McKellop was a US Army Special Forces (Green Beret) veteran and CIA contractor under the State Department who spent years killing terrorists overseas. He was assaulted by police and defended himself at the Capitol, and defended a beaten elderly woman from excessive force, only to be help captive without a trial for 4 years.

Scott Fairlamb saved cops on January 6 yet was assaulted by police that day. He spent years in jail and prison in spite of this. He has a new book out, Reforged: A Patriot's Long Journey Home, available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Reforged-Scott-Fairlambs-Joe-Reyes/dp/B0DYBLN279/

Kelly Meggs was the leader of the Florida chapter of the Oath Keepers. After January 6 he was accused of seditious conspiracy after helping Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn.

Pete Schwartz was sentenced to 14 years, the longest January 6 sentence for a time.

Guy Reffitt was the first defendant to go to trial after January 6, and also the first to be convicted.

Jessica Watkins is another member of the Oath Keepers who were framed for seditious conspiracy after January 6.

Dan 'the Man' Caldwell joins me for the longest interview yet about January 6 and the lawfare that followed.

Interview with January 6 defendant from the DC Gulag in 2021, Karl Dresch.

January 6 defendant Kash Kelly discusses his life, J6 and his time in jail/prison.

Mike Curzio was one of the first defendants arrested for January 6, arrested inside the Capitol building itself, and held in solitary confinement for half a year inside the DC jail.

Ken Harrelson, one of the Oath Keepers, discusses his January 6 experience.