Well, look very, very favorably about full pardons.
If I decide to run and if I win, I will be looking very,
very strongly about pardons, full pardons.
>> That's well deserved.
>> I think that's probably gonna be the best because even if they go for
two months or six months, and they have sentences to go a lot longer than that.
>> For years and years.
>> But we'll be looking very, very seriously at full pardons because we can't
let that happen what's happened here, and I mean full pardons with an apology.
>> I mean full pardons with an apology.
Former president, let me say that again.
Former President Donald Trump is talking about giving pardons.
He's not the president.
Now he likes to act like it many times.
He likes to also act like he's a businessman that didn't work out either.
But he does have plans to pardon people, specifically folks that
participated in the January 6th insurrection at his command.
Let's get into one of those people that he's looking to pardon at some point in
the future even though he's not running for president at this point.
And he definitely is not president,
despite what he's saying on truth social all the time.
So let's talk about this one particular culprit,
[LAUGH] who was actually convicted.
Former New York Police department officer Thomas Webster,
who unsuccessfully tried to convince a Washington, DC jury.
Now check this out.
That he was merely acting in self-defense against a police officer who he
assaulted on January 6th.
He was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday.
This is the longest sentence of any January 6th defendant so far.
Yes, you heard it right, self-defense is what he said.
In videos played during his trial, the 56-year-old former marine can be
seen swinging a metal flagpole at DC officer, Noah Rathbun before crossing
police barriers at the US capitol and tackling him.
Choking him with the officer's chinstrap and in May, Webster was found
guilty on all six charges that he faced, five of which were felonies.
There's a picture of him in self-defense against the police officer.
When's the last time you heard conservatives talk about how someone gets
shot in their car as soon as the police officer walks up to them or
maybe in their home in the middle of the night as executing raids on their homes
that they were acting in self-defense.
When they got up.
Anyways, let's watch more about what the,
about what he actually did in the self defense theory he had going
>> Let's just jump back to Donald Trump
really fast because after you saw that violence,
after you saw that self defense that was going on there,
Trump did not stop talking about pardons for people like this.
Yes, he's talking about folks like what we just saw,
he's also talking about what he's doing for them financially.
I'm not sure how true that is, but he still said it anyway
>> That I met with and
I'm financially supporting people that are incredible and
they were in my office actually, two days ago.
It's very much on my mind.
It's a disgrace what they've done to them, what they've done to these people.
It's disgraceful.
But I'm looking at it very carefully.
I've studied it.
I study cases and contributions should be made.
We have to do that because they have some good lawyers.
But even the good lawyers >> Getting fraudulent judges
>> You get defraud but
you get some of these judges that are so
nasty and so angry, mean >> Notice something there, Donald Trump
apparently this woman who's very excited that she has to be danced around saying,
amen every five seconds.
Amen Mr. Trump.
His basis for law and order, from the law and
order party is they've got good attorneys.
Not there within the law, not this other person was not within the law,
not the way the system works.
Comes to these conclusions based on the law.
It's they've got good attorneys.
That's a big window.
It's a big illustration of his mindset when it comes to law and order.
They've got good attorneys.
So, I got to find a way around that.
Not I have to stay within the law because I'm a law abiding citizens of
the greatest nation in the world.
No, it's actually, we got to make sure we skirt the law.
It's the basis for his entire judicial approach, which one person pointed on
twitter when it comes to these things about how he's gonna offer this support.
Last thing here, David a Rothko points out.
So, if you're meeting with seditionists and giving them money and
promising them pardons, which could be seen as obstruction of justice and
support for further anti government violence.
Isn't that, sedition?
What say you Jake?
>> Yeah, so in classic Trump, implicating himself in a crime,
just saying it on national media.
So look, one of the things that they easily could do with Trump,
I don't know if they'll have the courage to do prosecutors is triumph for
inciting sedition, right?
And that's a very hard thing to prove overall.
And it's very and it's made even harder when you are trying
to prosecute a former president for that, right?
Except when the former president says, I paid for it [LAUGH] And
I'm paying for the defense of all the seditionists, including the ones
who are being convicted as we speak of that crime and of other crimes.
I'm financially supporting them.
And by the way, I'm encouraging them so
much that if I get back into power, I'll just let them go,
I'll pull a bane and Gotham is yours go with it as you will.
[LAUGH] What kind of, I mean, that's what bein does.
He just says things out in public, all these different crimes, right?
This guy's just nuts.
I can't believe he's in many things and
partly the fact that he's never been held accountable.
That he's been a sport little brat his whole life and
the democrats never held him accountable and no prosecutors ever held him
accountable because they're all so afraid of him, afraid of this paper tiger.
It's just maddening.
That's why he feels he can go on Wendy Jablonski show and tell everybody yeah,
I did it and I'm gonna do it even worse if you re elect me, okay.
And so is their last name really Jablonski no,
I made that up because I've never heard of her.
So, I'm gonna say one other random thing but it's interesting.
Look at how Trump and the Republicans support their media.
Dale Delco, I mean Trump was on real America's voice or something.
I never even heard of that.
This Wendy lady is the first time I've ever seen her and I'm in media,
she want to see a competitor.
I don't know.
I've never heard of her, right, welcome to America's basement with Donald Trump
the president, former president calling it.
But I'm saying in a positive way he's like, can you imagine Biden or
Obama former president going on like any online show.
Like unless like the person promises that I beg, I swear I'll kiss your ass.
I swear it, right?
But to go on this regularly, this randomly, I mean tiny tiny little
shows like what it'd be like Obama going on Jimmy Dore show.
[LAUGH] Or actually be like trump going on Jimmy Dore show,
now that I say maybe, Jimmy give it a shot.
>> Yeah, I mean you're right.
I mean Biden will barely talk to even like mainstream media.
He barely gives interviews off the cuff.
Trump's just going on any podcast called guns God and Gary.
Like any person who contacts his media team gets an interview.
He was on a podcast called Full Send,
which they're just a group of frat boy Youtubers.
Where he talked about how the YMCA is the gay national anthem.
I mean [LAUGH] He's really covered all of his bases across his fandom.
Just ridiculous.
But, is Trump if he was re elected, gonna pardon these people,
I don't know, probably, wouldn't surprise me at all.
He pardoned so many people, Republican mega donors,
people connected with his campaign.
Just willing to pardon anybody.
So wouldn't surprise me.
I don't think he'll get the opportunity to do it.
I hope he doesn't get the opportunity to do it but if he does,
I'm sure he will, is a sedition.
>> Yeah, absolutely and
it'll probably just go on the long list of crimes he committed before he
was president, during his presidency and now after he was president.
And it won't change the minds of his supporters.
He won't care, they won't care.
The right wing media won't care.
It will just continue to support him because they do have this the strong
mutual support of right wing candidates, politicians, right wing media, they
do have the strong network in a way that the democrats just they sort of ignore.
Left wing me that's willing to give him a platform if they're willing to
have a conversation.
I do think that's something Republicans do well.
Of course, they do it in a ridiculous way, but I think the democrats
could do better at that >> Donald Trump does a whole lot of
talking.
He does so much talking and incriminating himself as you're saying.
But the thing is is I'm wondering he knows he pays attention to what the response is.
We know that he pays attention to any news reports.
We know he pays attention to what politicians pundits and anyone says about
him cuz he's trying to get some kind of, he's worried about how he looks.
So when you see how things continue to go badly for you, I know he's an egomaniac,
I know he never thinks anything is his fault but who's left to blame?
Bro, you've got an OA, a former OA and
anchor as one of your defense attorneys who screwed you over, yes.
In that whole search warrant as she signed off saying, yeah that's everything and
then went on TV stumbling and bumbling every opportunity she get.
So at some point, don't you go,
yeah, everyone's that surrounded me that gave their life to me is screwed.
And everyone else who doesn't know what they're doing,
that I continue to surround myself with you screwing me.
Maybe it's me, like who's left to blame?
There's no one left.
>> Yeah, I will say one last quick thing.
The reality is actually, and everybody that is on the inside, right wing or
not says the same thing about Trump,
he's actually scared to death of the courthouse, right?
And that's why the prosecutors are maddening,
maddening someone have to courage to prosecute him for obvious scribes.
He's admitting on tape, please.
Why is he afraid of the courthouse?
Because if you're outside of the courthouse lying has no implication,
no consequences, just lie all day long and that's what he does.
And he's a pathological liar.
He couldn't help himself.
Even if you put him on the stand.
But if you put him on the stand and he lies or he's in a trial and he lies,
that actually does have consequences.
And that brings me back to what JR mentioned about the guy who got
put away today.
He said no, I didn't attack the cop.
I was trying to help the cop and then prosecutors rolled
the tape of him beating the crap out of the cop and he got 10 years.
That's called consequences.
And that's what Trump's afraid of.
Someone please give it to him