The most violent and seditous J6 felons of the attack on the Capitol have pledged "now its our turn" as they walked away for convictions of juries of their peers in the first hours of the Trump Presidency. Stewart Rhodes, the leader of the Oath Keepers, also said "he was looking for payback when he showed up on Tuesday afternoon.He said, for instance, that he hoped Kash Patel, Mr. Trump’s pick to run the F.B.I., would “get in there and clean house” at the bureau. He also accused the people who oversaw his trial of breaking the law." Enrique Tarrio of the Proud Boys said, “Success is going to be retribution.” President Trump when asked if he would bring them into his government, refused to rule it out. Remember "stand back and stand by?" Not Anymore.
The most violent and seditous J6 felons of the attack on the Capitol have pledged "now its our turn" as they walked away for convictions of juries of their peers in the first hours of the Trump Presidency. Stewart Rhodes, the leader of the Oath Keepers, also said "he was looking for payback when he showed up on Tuesday afternoon.He said, for instance, that he hoped Kash Patel, Mr. Trump’s pick to run the F.B.I., would “get in there and clean house” at the bureau. He also accused the people who oversaw his trial of breaking the law." Enrique Tarrio of the Proud Boys said, “Success is going to be retribution.” President Trump when asked if he would bring them into his government, refused to rule it out. Remember "stand back and stand by?" Not Anymore.