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Jack Smith on Jan 6 pardons: "I do not understand why you would mass-pardon people who assaulted police officers. I don't get it. I never will." Watch our LIVE special coverage here:

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.Congressman Chuy García asks the important question: did Trump’s pardons of violent rioters who assaulted police officers on January 6 make America safer? Jack Smith: “Absolutely not… I do not understand why you would pardon people who assaulted police officers. I never will.”

.Congressman Chuy García asks the important question: did Trump’s pardons of violent rioters who assaulted police officers on January 6 make America safer? Jack Smith: “Absolutely not… I do not understand why you would pardon people who assaulted police officers. I never will.”

House Judiciary Dems

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Smith: Again, and I think all of us, if we're reasonable, know that there's going to be more crimes committed by these people in the future. I do not understand why you would mass pardon people who assaulted police officers. I don't get it. I never will.

Smith: Again, and I think all of us, if we're reasonable, know that there's going to be more crimes committed by these people in the future. I do not understand why you would mass pardon people who assaulted police officers. I don't get it. I never will.

Acyn

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WELKER: How is Trump's pardons of 172 people who assaulted police officers consistent with your pledge to always protect law enforcement? BLANCHE: The president's pardon powers are not limited WELKER: But do you believe it was wrong to pardon people who assaulted police officers on J6? BLANCHE: Absolutely not. That's the president's right

WELKER: How is Trump's pardons of 172 people who assaulted police officers consistent with your pledge to always protect law enforcement? BLANCHE: The president's pardon powers are not limited WELKER: But do you believe it was wrong to pardon people who assaulted police officers on J6? BLANCHE: Absolutely not. That's the president's right

Aaron Rupar

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Scott: 140 police officers were assaulted on January 6. Their injuries included broken bones, a lost eye, two cracked ribs, two smashed spinal discs, another had a stroke. Do the people who assaulted those 140 officers deserve pardons? Trump: Absolutely I would pardon them if they’re innocent Scott: They were convicted Trump: Well, they were convicted by a tough system

Scott: 140 police officers were assaulted on January 6. Their injuries included broken bones, a lost eye, two cracked ribs, two smashed spinal discs, another had a stroke. Do the people who assaulted those 140 officers deserve pardons? Trump: Absolutely I would pardon them if they’re innocent Scott: They were convicted Trump: Well, they were convicted by a tough system

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Lindsey Graham warns that Trump’s pardons of Jan. 6 rioters who assaulted police officers will likely encourage more violence: “Because it seems to suggest that it’s an OK thing to do.”

Lindsey Graham warns that Trump’s pardons of Jan. 6 rioters who assaulted police officers will likely encourage more violence: “Because it seems to suggest that it’s an OK thing to do.”

Republicans against Trump

1,105,260 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Jack Smith says that he does not understand why Donald Trump would pardon people who assaulted law enforcement. He says the people who defended the Capitol that day are heroes. Give me a thumbs up 👍 and a share if you agree with Jack! 👍

BREAKING: Jack Smith says that he does not understand why Donald Trump would pardon people who assaulted law enforcement. He says the people who defended the Capitol that day are heroes. Give me a thumbs up 👍 and a share if you agree with Jack! 👍

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446,034 views • 8 months ago

Yikes this is a disaster Scott: My question is about those rioters who assaulted those officers. Will you pardon them? Trump: Absolutely. I would

Yikes this is a disaster Scott: My question is about those rioters who assaulted those officers. Will you pardon them? Trump: Absolutely. I would

Acyn

1,954,258 views • 2 years ago

exactly why i don't understand people who watch asmon

exactly why i don't understand people who watch asmon

HasPause

166,661 views • 1 year ago

these people don't understand if you bother people in public you have no rights. THANK GOD I LIVE IN FLORIDA I want to thank all police officers

these people don't understand if you bother people in public you have no rights. THANK GOD I LIVE IN FLORIDA I want to thank all police officers

Wolverine land

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Welker: "Trump pardoned everyone who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, including 172 people who pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers. How is that consistent with your pledge to always protect law enforcement?" Blanche: "There is nothing inconsistent." Welker: "On Jan. 6 police officers were beaten with bats and flagpoles. Do you believe it was wrong to assault police officers on Jan. 6 given that you have vowed to protect law enforcement?" Blanche: "No, I'm not opining or in any way saying that what President Trump did was wrong. Absolutely not." Welker: "Is it inconsistent with your pledge?" Blanche: "No…There is a difference between saying we will prosecute anybody. If later a president chooses to pardon that individual, that is the president's right under our constitution." Welker: "What message does it send to police officers that people who assaulted them were pardoned." Blanche: "The message to police officers is consistent in saying every day we will protect you."

Welker: "Trump pardoned everyone who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, including 172 people who pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers. How is that consistent with your pledge to always protect law enforcement?" Blanche: "There is nothing inconsistent." Welker: "On Jan. 6 police officers were beaten with bats and flagpoles. Do you believe it was wrong to assault police officers on Jan. 6 given that you have vowed to protect law enforcement?" Blanche: "No, I'm not opining or in any way saying that what President Trump did was wrong. Absolutely not." Welker: "Is it inconsistent with your pledge?" Blanche: "No…There is a difference between saying we will prosecute anybody. If later a president chooses to pardon that individual, that is the president's right under our constitution." Welker: "What message does it send to police officers that people who assaulted them were pardoned." Blanche: "The message to police officers is consistent in saying every day we will protect you."

The Bulwark

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Mike Pence: "The president was wrong to pardon people who assaulted police officers on January 6...Anyone who would ever use violence, whether it be against law enforcement of political violence, must be condemned universally."

Mike Pence: "The president was wrong to pardon people who assaulted police officers on January 6...Anyone who would ever use violence, whether it be against law enforcement of political violence, must be condemned universally."

The Bulwark

160,972 views • 1 year ago

"I don't get, I really don't understand what's going on with Shedeur, I don't understand why people want to keep hating and hating," - Mel Kiper Jr. on Shedeur Sanders. WATCH MEL'S FULL INTERVIEW WITH RIZZ AND HAMMER HERE:

"I don't get, I really don't understand what's going on with Shedeur, I don't understand why people want to keep hating and hating," - Mel Kiper Jr. on Shedeur Sanders. WATCH MEL'S FULL INTERVIEW WITH RIZZ AND HAMMER HERE:

ESPN Cleveland

68,217 views • 4 months ago

Chris Cuomo and Stephen A. Smith urge Biden to pardon Trump. Cuomo: "I know people gonna get upset about this, but just think about it before you crazy on me. Not you — everybody else. If I were he, I would pardon Trump ... I would say this has got to stop." Smith: "You know something? Honestly, as crazy as this sounds, Chris, that's exactly what I would do ... Enough's enough." Daily Caller

Chris Cuomo and Stephen A. Smith urge Biden to pardon Trump. Cuomo: "I know people gonna get upset about this, but just think about it before you crazy on me. Not you — everybody else. If I were he, I would pardon Trump ... I would say this has got to stop." Smith: "You know something? Honestly, as crazy as this sounds, Chris, that's exactly what I would do ... Enough's enough." Daily Caller

Jason Cohen 🇺🇸

1,096,217 views • 1 year ago

COLLINS: Do you disagree with Trump's pardon of the former Honduran leader who was also indicted and convicted? RICK SCOTT: I don't -- I never -- I never met the guy and I don't know anything about it COLLINS: But do you approve of that pardon? SCOTT: I don't know much about it COLLINS: Ok

COLLINS: Do you disagree with Trump's pardon of the former Honduran leader who was also indicted and convicted? RICK SCOTT: I don't -- I never -- I never met the guy and I don't know anything about it COLLINS: But do you approve of that pardon? SCOTT: I don't know much about it COLLINS: Ok

Aaron Rupar

475,707 views • 8 months ago

I choose to honor the brave officers who protected our nation’s Capitol on Jan. 6, not the mob who attacked it, like the President. America, never forget: Some of these officers paid the ultimate sacrifice protecting our democracy — they are the true heroes.

I choose to honor the brave officers who protected our nation’s Capitol on Jan. 6, not the mob who attacked it, like the President. America, never forget: Some of these officers paid the ultimate sacrifice protecting our democracy — they are the true heroes.

Andy Beshear

24,759 views • 7 months ago

WATCH: Pamela Hemphill, who rejected a pardon for her part in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, apologizes to Capitol Police officers. “I am truly sorry from the bottom of my heart for being part of the mob that put you and so many officers in danger. I want the Capitol Police to know how truly grateful I am to them and how deeply sorry I am,” Hemphill said during a hearing marking the fifth anniversary of the riot. “I can't believe people are still disrespecting you and trying to lie about January the 6th,” she added. “I will do everything I can to stop the lies about our brave officers like you who protected us during the attack.”

WATCH: Pamela Hemphill, who rejected a pardon for her part in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, apologizes to Capitol Police officers. “I am truly sorry from the bottom of my heart for being part of the mob that put you and so many officers in danger. I want the Capitol Police to know how truly grateful I am to them and how deeply sorry I am,” Hemphill said during a hearing marking the fifth anniversary of the riot. “I can't believe people are still disrespecting you and trying to lie about January the 6th,” she added. “I will do everything I can to stop the lies about our brave officers like you who protected us during the attack.”

PBS News

118,462 views • 7 months ago