Political Prisoner Podcast Hosted by Jake Lang - September 18, 2023


#10 Enrique Tarrio


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00:00:01.000 A real frontline patriot brings you his one-of-a-kind perspective on freedom versus tyranny.
00:00:08.840 This is the world premiere of the Political Prisoner Podcast, powered by Gateway Pundit.
00:00:15.120 Now, live from solitary confinement, here's your host, January Sixer, Jake Lang.
00:00:25.860 Hey everybody, welcome back to the Political Prisoner Podcast.
00:00:29.060 It's your host, Jake Lang.
00:00:31.120 Today we have a very special guest with me in the gulag, Enrique Tarrio, just two days
00:00:38.240 ago now sentenced to 22 years in federal prison for being the chairman simply of the Proud
00:00:44.420 Boys who went to the January 6th protest just to stand up like every other American peacefully
00:00:51.280 in support of Donald Trump in a stolen election and somehow through some vicious conspiracy
00:00:56.500 that the government orchestrated and has now narrated in a six-month-long trial.
00:01:03.700 He's got sentenced to 22 years in prison.
00:01:05.540 It's a vicious arboration of justice.
00:01:08.480 I think it may go down in history as one of the largest black eyes ever on the Department of Justice
00:01:14.040 when this gets corrected and how weaponized they've become against conservatives,
00:01:19.080 against groups of men that represent Christian values.
00:01:23.200 And, you know, I've got to know Enrique here the last couple months we've been locked up.
00:01:28.080 Just a solid man, a man of conviction and faith.
00:01:31.480 He came back from his 22-year-long sentencing court case,
00:01:37.380 and he was just smiling knowing that God's got his back.
00:01:40.720 And I just want to bring him into this podcast and just, you know,
00:01:44.900 keep this well-known that everybody that Enrique Tari has not been broken by this.
00:01:49.880 He's been thriving through it because he relies on God.
00:01:55.040 And so, Enrique, nice to see you here, man.
00:01:57.780 Unfortunately, we're in the gulag together.
00:02:01.860 Well, it's a pleasure to be here with you, man.
00:02:04.320 I do have to push track on something that you said there, though.
00:02:07.040 You said that the only reason that they came after me was because I was the chairman of the Pride Boys,
00:02:10.960 and I think that's not wholly accurate.
00:02:13.240 I think another reason why they came after me is because I'm incredibly handsome.
00:02:17.420 Oh, well, that goes without saying.
00:02:19.880 Well, that goes without saying.
00:02:21.540 I mean, that also could be a 20-year federal felony, like a judicious conspiracy.
00:02:27.400 I mean, at this point, anything is a 20-year federal felony, right?
00:02:30.240 Yeah, they've weaponized the law code against us handsome men.
00:02:34.380 Christian, conservative, righteous men.
00:02:37.860 It's now illegal to be one of those.
00:02:39.560 Welcome to the New World Order.
00:02:41.060 Yep, yep, yep.
00:02:41.860 And, again, thank you for having me on.
00:02:43.980 I mean, most of your listeners probably know exactly what happened with a 22-year sentence.
00:02:50.360 I mean, where do we start?
00:02:52.580 There's so many layers to this that were wrong.
00:02:56.020 The arrest of many J6ers was wrong.
00:02:58.440 Almost all of them, I'd say.
00:03:01.440 But when I'm talking about me specifically, I mean, my arrest in itself was wrong.
00:03:06.380 Taking my case to the grand jury was wrong.
00:03:09.000 They knew it.
00:03:09.560 They knew it was wrong.
00:03:10.440 So I went to trial, and I lost, you know, and I lost not because of, you know, the preponderance of evidence against me or whatnot.
00:03:23.180 I lost because it wasn't a jury of my peers.
00:03:26.700 And I'd go as far as to say, you know, it's not fair to the members of the jury, the citizens of D.C.,
00:03:32.960 to put them in a jury to make it such a crucial decision
00:03:37.700 about my life specifically or anybody else's life specifically
00:03:41.380 when they do have a bias.
00:03:43.440 You know, it's not their fault or anything.
00:03:45.120 That's just how they are.
00:03:46.320 I don't hate them or anything for it or dislike them for it.
00:03:49.940 They just have their opinions.
00:03:52.160 They should not be jurors because they have those opinions.
00:03:55.280 And the person that suffers from that is me.
00:03:57.640 I'm not suffering like, I'd say two years is too much for a lot of these charges, a year is too much for a lot of these charges, but it's 22 years.
00:04:09.300 It's a quarter of a century that I was sentenced to.
00:04:13.980 Egregious.
00:04:14.620 I mean, I think that it goes so overboard that they're using it kind of like, I mean, some fireworks to throw up in the face of all Americans.
00:04:24.100 Like, this is what happens if you dare stand up against Big Brother, New World Order, against, you know, this autocratic system of governance that Joe Biden represents.
00:04:34.680 They want to just basically trounce any single opposition, any political opposition that they have to the Marxist agenda is met with, I mean, extreme prejudice, 22 years in prison.
00:04:47.160 You know, and there's something that's important that comes out of here, and we keep hearing it, and we think it's just like some type of saying or something when Trump says it.
00:04:57.980 He goes, oh, they're coming after me.
00:04:59.840 They're coming after you.
00:05:01.100 The only thing is that I'm in their way or whatever.
00:05:03.780 Well, we're starting to see that dam break, right?
00:05:06.600 We're starting to see the Trump dam break.
00:05:08.320 Yeah, he's not in office.
00:05:10.280 He doesn't have the power that he does when he's in office as the president of the United States.
00:05:15.420 and then now it's trickling down to the people, you know,
00:05:19.820 and it's a lot of us, it's all of us in here, you know,
00:05:22.580 the 22-year sentence, you know, whatever it is.
00:05:26.500 We're at the next step.
00:05:28.220 Now they're coming after Trump supporters, you know,
00:05:31.000 and I'm not, listen, I'm not going to say,
00:05:33.600 and you excuse me if you find offense to what I'm about to tell you, Jake,
00:05:37.300 but if you did something in that Capitol,
00:05:40.360 I believe that you should be arrested for it, right?
00:05:43.620 If you trespass, you should be charged with trespass.
00:05:45.900 If you put your hands on a police officer, I believe that you should be arrested for it.
00:05:51.980 But we're way beyond that, right?
00:05:53.920 We're not going with the rule of law, the typical rule of law.
00:05:57.460 We're saying, like, these people should get – I mean, in the beginning when January 6th first happened,
00:06:03.560 that I saw everything happening, I'm like, wow, these guys are going to get so much time.
00:06:07.780 They're going to come down on them so hard.
00:06:09.280 They're going to give these guys six months in jail, right?
00:06:13.120 Yeah, and I thought that was a lot, right?
00:06:17.280 974 days later.
00:06:18.680 Yeah, and I know a lot of people disagree with me on some of those points,
00:06:22.480 and I get why, but it's excessive, right?
00:06:27.660 And in order to get these convictions, you're doing things that are ridiculous.
00:06:31.480 Just today in the morning, the gateway pundit wrote a story.
00:06:36.280 I gave him a story that I've been dying to say.
00:06:39.200 I've been holding it in for about a year and a half.
00:06:40.880 Well, actually, less than a year because it happened about a year ago.
00:06:45.220 They wanted me to lie.
00:06:46.920 They gave me a deal.
00:06:47.880 They gave me a sweetheart deal.
00:06:48.860 I could have been home right now.
00:06:49.720 I could have been home with my family.
00:06:51.160 I could have been in my warm bed hanging out.
00:06:54.000 And they told me, hey, we're going to tell you a story,
00:06:57.700 and all you have to do is confirm it, and we'll get you home.
00:07:00.640 You know what that story was, Jay?
00:07:02.300 Well, I think it's going to pretty much blow a lot of people's minds
00:07:07.560 on how deep the rabbit hole really goes
00:07:11.440 and what length the FBI is willing to go to
00:07:15.000 to try to get the orange man,
00:07:16.740 to try to tie January 6th in with Trump
00:07:19.500 in some type of criminal way.
00:07:21.660 I'll tell the honest, tell the Gateway Clinic.
00:07:23.160 Well, they asked me to lie about Trump.
00:07:26.120 That's what they wanted.
00:07:27.080 They wanted the connection.
00:07:29.180 They wanted the connection to January 6th,
00:07:31.900 the ground on the Capitol.
00:07:33.540 Unfortunately for them, it's not true,
00:07:35.220 and I wasn't going to say that.
00:07:37.260 I wasn't going to perjure myself in front of them to say that.
00:07:39.940 And that's what they wanted me to do.
00:07:41.400 They were coercing me to do it.
00:07:43.100 And in the words of, you know, like, using their own terms, you know,
00:07:48.980 they're doing this for a political gain, right?
00:07:52.720 And they're using force.
00:07:54.480 The use of force is putting us in jail.
00:07:56.700 Yeah, of course.
00:07:57.080 So what is trying to change an outcome politically of something by the use of force?
00:08:03.380 There's a word for that, and that word's terrorism, right?
00:08:07.260 And, like, trying to coerce somebody by granting them with jail time is ridiculous.
00:08:18.300 It goes far beyond bribery, far beyond corruption.
00:08:22.120 This steps over the boundaries into basically what constitutes an internal coup d'etat that the Democrats are trying to run on Trump to stay in power.
00:08:33.700 And they're using – this is the victim.
00:08:37.260 These are the people, the real-life people.
00:08:40.220 Enrique Tarion, if you don't fold, if you don't lie for us,
00:08:44.800 we will ruin your life and throw you in prison and lock you in a cage.
00:08:48.140 If you don't help us get Trump, there will be extreme consequences.
00:08:51.760 That's what the FBI came to Enrique Tarion with, which is, I mean, it's outrageous,
00:08:57.180 but is it really, at this point, all that surprising?
00:09:00.340 Jake, you're familiar with the movie The Matrix?
00:09:02.640 Of course.
00:09:03.080 Do you remember the – I don't want to know what the guy's saying.
00:09:05.380 I'm really good with pop culture.
00:09:06.660 I just can't remember right now.
00:09:07.520 Neil?
00:09:07.980 No, the guy that wanted to just eat the steak.
00:09:11.600 You know, he wanted to stay in the Matrix.
00:09:13.460 Yeah.
00:09:13.920 And he wanted to.
00:09:15.120 So I could have been that guy right now.
00:09:16.700 It's all blubber.
00:09:17.620 I could have been a hero.
00:09:18.840 I could have been a hero to the left.
00:09:20.900 Yeah.
00:09:21.320 I could have been their savior.
00:09:22.200 Anderson Cooper.
00:09:23.780 Everybody.
00:09:24.440 Yeah.
00:09:25.100 I could have been there.
00:09:25.960 And, you know, granted what they're trying to do with Trump right now,
00:09:30.380 that they're trying to take him off the ballot for having that 15-12 charge,
00:09:34.220 the stupid insurrection, section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
00:09:41.900 I would have made it easier because if I would have gone and lied,
00:09:47.280 then they'd probably be able to get him a suspicious conspiracy,
00:09:50.160 and they might be closer to knocking him off the ballot on the office he's safe.
00:09:54.300 I don't know. I'm not a lawyer, you know, but I'm guessing...
00:09:58.080 They are the party now, I believe, renaming the Democrat Party in general
00:10:05.800 as the Any Means Necessary Party.
00:10:08.360 We put to anything.
00:10:10.020 We're lied, cheat, steal, coerce, imprison, threaten, bludgeon,
00:10:14.220 and even kill anybody to get what we want, which is power and control.
00:10:19.680 Yeah, another thing, speaking of power and control, here's another thing.
00:10:23.000 You know, I work really closely with law enforcement when we go to these rallies,
00:10:25.940 you know, to keep everything safe.
00:10:27.780 And, you know, one of the witnesses was a police officer,
00:10:30.920 a 22-year veteran, Lieutenant Shane Lamont, you know,
00:10:34.840 that I would tell him, hey, I'm coming to town.
00:10:37.020 We're going to do this march and start marching route, you know,
00:10:39.100 to coordinate to keep everybody safe.
00:10:40.960 Well, I wanted to bring him to as a witness on the case,
00:10:43.340 and that's what happened to him.
00:10:44.940 They went to his house, and they said, well, if you go ahead
00:10:47.920 and you testify in Enrique Tarrio's defense,
00:10:53.480 then we're going to put you in jail for obstruction of death.
00:10:55.440 and uh you know it's funny he calls my attorney he's like hey i can't i can't do it you know i
00:11:02.020 can't risk my life i get it and i understand i understand him listen don't be fooled by
00:11:09.500 enrique tario's demeanor he's dropping bombs on you guys right now this is witness tampering
00:11:15.960 this is threatening and coercion by the united states government in one of the largest criminal
00:11:21.520 cases in our history, where people, thousands of people are getting arrested.
00:11:26.060 These are revelations that should cause you to stand up and say, we've had enough.
00:11:31.100 You've got to stand up.
00:11:31.860 You've got to vote these people out.
00:11:33.480 Vote your conscience.
00:11:34.740 Vote your faith.
00:11:35.900 Get these people out of office.
00:11:38.180 Whoever says, I'm going to dismantle the DOJ and the FBI, vote them in as your governor,
00:11:43.960 as your senators, as your congressmen.
00:11:46.160 We need to get the Gestapo, Biden's Gestapo, out because they're ruining lives.
00:11:52.840 Is that how you pronounce it?
00:11:54.140 Yes.
00:11:54.640 Gestapo?
00:11:55.280 That's the Jewish.
00:11:58.420 I didn't know that.
00:11:59.160 I didn't know that.
00:12:00.820 Well, you know what?
00:12:01.720 The fate of that officer is that after my conviction, they arrested him anyway.
00:12:05.680 Yeah.
00:12:06.180 Yeah, that's what you get for being, you know, half-fake.
00:12:10.320 You know, and it's sad.
00:12:11.220 It's sad.
00:12:13.120 That's it.
00:12:13.660 His career is over, you know.
00:12:16.160 Well, it should be for being a coward, for not going and testifying anyway.
00:12:20.980 I mean, your words, not mine.
00:12:23.020 Yeah, I pray for them.
00:12:24.680 I have different opinions, you know.
00:12:27.580 Especially inside that tunnel, Jan 6th.
00:12:31.060 We've had these conversations in the late 90s.
00:12:33.120 They're right close to this police officer.
00:12:34.440 I believe they're two different things.
00:12:35.600 Where we disagree on a lot of our views here.
00:12:39.660 But that's how it is.
00:12:41.440 Yeah, that's the beauty of being in the house.
00:12:43.620 We weren't there as no type of, like, swelling mass.
00:12:47.040 You have one minute remaining.
00:12:49.960 Oh, here we go.
00:12:51.020 The Gestapo, the one-minute march.
00:12:53.520 Yeah, but like I was saying, we weren't there.
00:12:55.760 Yes, you did.
00:12:56.840 We weren't there as one singular blob of sycophants that all believe in the same thing.
00:13:01.260 We were all there in many different dynamics with different beliefs,
00:13:04.960 but we all had one key thing that brought us together.
00:13:07.240 We love God and we love the truth.
00:13:09.280 And feeling an election is a slap in the face of the truth.
00:13:13.360 Good luck.
00:13:14.620 So, guys, we're going to bring Enrique Tarrio back after a quick break.
00:13:18.600 He's very busy today.
00:13:19.620 He's got interviews back to back to back, as he should.
00:13:22.340 I think he should be on every single main news media platform in the country right now.
00:13:27.980 So give us a quick commercial break.
00:13:29.700 We're going to bring Enrique Tarrio back.
00:13:31.080 I might be a Rachel Maddow.
00:13:33.260 God forbid.
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00:14:09.620 I'm back right now, live from the D.C. Gulag with Enrique Tarrio.
00:14:14.220 We are discussing some of the most egregious and vicious acts
00:14:18.500 that federal prosecutors have ever pulled in any cases.
00:14:21.420 We're talking about witness tampering.
00:14:23.320 We're talking about coercion from the FBI agents trying to get him to throw Trump.
00:14:27.700 Our big man under the bus just to walk home free.
00:14:31.200 But he's got more character than that.
00:14:32.700 This is a man with backbone.
00:14:34.280 This is a man I call my friend, a brother in Christ.
00:14:37.540 Charismatic and handsome.
00:14:38.740 Don't forget those.
00:14:39.960 Charismatic and handsome to a certain degree, a certain extent.
00:14:45.400 The question of hygiene allows us in there.
00:14:47.640 An amazing, amazing, resilient man that will be remembered in American history
00:14:52.260 as, I think, the greatest persecuted individual in the 21st century,
00:14:57.600 maybe bar none to Trump.
00:15:00.240 I mean, Trump didn't get sentenced to 22 years yet,
00:15:02.640 so right now he currently stands as definitely the most persecuted man out there.
00:15:08.260 Enrique Chaglia, welcome back with us.
00:15:10.060 Thank you.
00:15:10.440 Thank you for having me on again.
00:15:12.620 And, you know, I don't want to be that guy.
00:15:17.100 I don't want to be that guy that's remembered in history.
00:15:19.220 I just want to be a regular guy.
00:15:20.700 All I wanted to do was grill, you know.
00:15:23.500 I just wanted to be in my backyard and grill a barbecue.
00:15:27.300 Many revere me as a villain of some sort for the left.
00:15:31.560 Many on the right, like, say the word hero.
00:15:36.160 I say that.
00:15:36.980 I'm just, I'm just, I'm none of those.
00:15:40.080 I'm just a dude with an opinion and an internet connection.
00:15:44.200 He's just a dude.
00:15:45.440 I'm just a dude.
00:15:47.140 But apparently I'm the dude.
00:15:50.940 So, you know, just getting into, getting back into this court process, you know, the court process, our court process lasted about five and a half months.
00:15:58.280 It was grueling.
00:15:59.360 Treacherous.
00:15:59.840 If I'm not mistaken, if it's not the longest trial in Washington, D.C. history, I think it places second, a continuous trial.
00:16:11.340 So we were on trial for about five and a half months.
00:16:15.000 Prosecutors took, if I'm not mistaken, I think three months to present their case.
00:16:20.080 I mean, you know, at this point I'm convicted.
00:16:24.220 So, like, it would be easy for me.
00:16:27.580 I always play with these paradoxes so people understand me a little bit better.
00:16:31.580 It's so easy for me to just accept and be like, yeah, you know what, I did it.
00:16:36.800 But the truth is it's not.
00:16:38.700 It's a farce.
00:16:39.580 I didn't do anything that they accused me or convicted me of.
00:16:44.320 You know, and they did it through, you know, there's circumstantial evidence, right?
00:16:51.300 And I don't even think it fits the bar of circumstantial evidence because it's not,
00:16:55.540 You know, they give you that, oh, well, you're not seeing that it's raining,
00:17:00.440 but in the morning you wake up, you look outside the window,
00:17:02.680 and the floor is wet, and you can assume it rains.
00:17:04.980 They didn't even have that far of a thing.
00:17:07.220 So what they did is they used, you know.
00:17:11.160 Pulled rabbits out of a hat.
00:17:13.640 They didn't even do that, you know.
00:17:15.680 So that's a cool trick.
00:17:17.200 Pulling a rabbit out of a hat is actually pretty freaking dope.
00:17:21.720 They went for my character.
00:17:24.080 So they knew that we had a jury that swung, and they were more liberal.
00:17:29.260 They were Biden supporters, from what I could see.
00:17:32.140 And, you know, they used that to their advantage.
00:17:34.540 So they used all my conservative talking points, and that's what they showed the jury.
00:17:38.620 They just keep bombarding the jury.
00:17:40.240 They convicted him on memes.
00:17:41.940 Yeah, exactly.
00:17:42.660 No, well, I know you're not saying you're joking around, but that's a serious thing.
00:17:47.340 What they did is they kept feeding them what my views were on COVID lockdowns, what my views were on Barack Obama, on Biden, on BLM, Antifa, on leftists, what my views were.
00:18:06.700 You know, which I have pretty open views on the left, you know, but I do, I'm pretty good at making fun of people.
00:18:19.180 So I was good at, they used those insults and they used it to convince the jury that I'm this evil bad man.
00:18:24.860 And because I'm this evil bad man that they portrayed me as, there's no doubt in your mind that you should have that he did this, members of the jury, which is bullshit.
00:18:35.780 I don't know if I did.
00:18:36.680 Can I see it?
00:18:38.060 We're free speech.
00:18:39.160 We're a dear brother.
00:18:41.560 And they used all obstacles.
00:18:44.040 They pulled all the stuff.
00:18:44.660 I mean, they brought one of the witnesses that they brought in,
00:18:48.880 God bless his heart, was the manager of a Safeway.
00:18:53.360 I heard about this.
00:18:54.620 This is ridiculous.
00:18:55.540 And he has his convictions.
00:18:59.040 Again, I don't hold anything against him.
00:19:01.460 This is what he believes.
00:19:02.440 But the problem is that he called it, like, an insurrection and things like that.
00:19:07.900 In a trial, you're not supposed to do that.
00:19:09.600 Whether the left believes there was an insurrection or whatever.
00:19:13.520 There's a legal definition to the court.
00:19:14.900 There's a legal definition that they cannot use it in court, and he used it.
00:19:18.040 And the judge had to strike it, and he was rightfully so for striking it.
00:19:21.520 But the cap was already out of the bag.
00:19:23.540 So in order to convict me, what they did is they assassinated my character
00:19:27.520 and then told the jury, well, he's such a – this is his views.
00:19:31.220 These are his views on this.
00:19:33.680 So he must have planned this.
00:19:36.020 You chauvinistic man.
00:19:38.320 I didn't even think it was possible.
00:19:41.840 I didn't even think it was possible to stop the certification election.
00:19:47.700 Whatever the fuck happened that day.
00:19:49.980 I didn't think it was possible to do that.
00:19:53.240 Nor do I endorse doing that.
00:19:54.780 I look back at it.
00:19:55.580 I don't think what happened at the Capitol that day should have happened.
00:19:58.260 I don't think so.
00:20:01.260 I don't think that should have happened.
00:20:02.360 We had the upper hand.
00:20:04.060 We're putting events together.
00:20:05.460 We had thousands of people on the street.
00:20:07.360 What happened now?
00:20:08.560 Now we're sitting in jail.
00:20:10.200 And forget about the consequences of sitting in jail.
00:20:12.940 What have you just done for the right way?
00:20:16.120 People are afraid to go out and just protest their most basic right as an American citizen,
00:20:22.900 which is their First Amendment right.
00:20:23.940 They're afraid to do that.
00:20:25.020 They're afraid to do that because they don't want to get 22 years in prison for it, okay?
00:20:31.480 I didn't advocate for violence.
00:20:33.180 I was trying to tone down the issues that we're having at these rallies, and it showed it.
00:20:38.840 I mean, how much more care?
00:20:39.920 They have a video of me addressing the guy saying, hey, you know, let's tone things down.
00:20:46.460 You know, we're not going to cross police lines.
00:20:48.140 That's not who we are.
00:20:49.300 We always have a self-defense posture.
00:20:51.180 You know, who plans to commit an act of sedition, right?
00:20:58.180 And call law enforcement and tell them all their frickin' plans.
00:21:02.180 I keep trying not to cuss.
00:21:04.180 I'm a person that cusses naturally, so that came out a little bit.
00:21:07.180 You're doing good.
00:21:08.180 You're doing good.
00:21:09.180 Thank you.
00:21:10.180 Glory to God.
00:21:11.180 Yeah.
00:21:12.180 But who tells the police officers what your plan is before you do it?
00:21:17.180 I was telling law enforcement the plans of where we were going to march
00:21:21.080 and stuff before I even told them to try to be a good organizer
00:21:24.860 and mitigate any kinds of, you know, potential for, you know,
00:21:31.120 the violence that they're claiming that you were trying to cause.
00:21:33.640 I mean, this is what a proper community organizer does.
00:21:37.160 They include the law enforcement in their plans for marches
00:21:41.180 and protests and demonstrations, and you always have done that.
00:21:44.240 Why would January 6th be any different?
00:21:46.180 If they're responsible for, like, an event organizer to communicate with law enforcement before one of these events,
00:21:51.600 especially when you have a larger group of people that are coming because, you know, you're going to have protesters.
00:21:56.240 And God bless them, too, people that protest us, you know, because that's their First Amendment right, too, to protest us, right?
00:22:02.240 Not to throw rocks or push or kick anybody.
00:22:05.860 You know, obviously, anybody should be against that.
00:22:10.140 Everybody's learned what happens when you do that against the Proud Boys for years now.
00:22:14.420 Yeah.
00:22:14.880 Hey, we're really good at self-defense, man.
00:22:19.620 You know, and that's what we do.
00:22:20.500 We protect people.
00:22:21.160 That's what we want to do.
00:22:22.020 We pride ourselves with it.
00:22:23.680 And I say ourselves, but, you know, but for the most part, we pride ourselves with it.
00:22:29.280 You know, protecting people is something that we should do.
00:22:31.360 It's an American value.
00:22:32.420 Yeah, it's an American value, and, you know, you've got to protect others,
00:22:36.360 and that's what we're doing 22 years for.
00:22:40.920 I'm doing 22 years because I believe in the rumor, 22 years, I believe in free speed.
00:22:49.660 I believe in 22 years because I believe we have the right to put it on the space as many times as I can.
00:22:59.720 It should never happen, you know?
00:23:02.260 Not because of the consequences that are happening to us.
00:23:04.720 I generally think that we shouldn't have it.
00:23:07.400 But given the circumstances, you know, the federal government has been weaponized, and we're seeing this.
00:23:13.800 You know, there's a whole committee on it.
00:23:15.480 There's a whole committee on it, right?
00:23:17.480 And they're investigating this daily, you know?
00:23:21.320 And there's so much more.
00:23:23.140 There's so much more to these stories, you know, bringing in false evidence in our case that happened so many times.
00:23:33.320 I mean, our Telegram messages, the person that, what do they call it, the professional witness?
00:23:39.580 Yeah, the expert witness.
00:23:40.540 The expert witness came in.
00:23:42.900 She's never extracted the information out of a phone for Telegram, and she's trying to explain to the jury what it is.
00:23:51.220 You know, my attorney was just like a five-minute Google search was able to destroy her entire argument.
00:23:56.580 There were messages missing that weren't deleted, voice messages and things like that that were deleted.
00:24:05.200 But all those messages, regardless of what came in, none of it showed not even the premise of a plan to stop the certification election,
00:24:16.880 to storm the Capitol, to do any of that.
00:24:21.140 There wasn't a wink, wink, nod, nod.
00:24:23.540 Any jury in their right mind that was actually looking at the factual basis of the evidence that they brought to the Proud Boys would not have convicted them.
00:24:33.820 The prosecution leaned so heavily upon knowing that they were biased, had a political bias against the Proud Boys,
00:24:40.880 against the individual men that were in there, and just hammered that home and shrouded up all of the actual circumstances of what happened on January 6th
00:24:50.120 and, you know, leading up to it in the group chats and stuff,
00:24:52.880 was just these guys are Trump-loving conservatives,
00:24:58.520 and you're not.
00:24:59.600 You're a jury of liberal Washington, D.C. residents,
00:25:02.180 and, you know, this is your opportunity to send your political adversaries
00:25:06.640 to prison for a very long time, regardless if they're guilty or not.
00:25:10.140 And they did.
00:25:10.720 And they did, you know.
00:25:12.180 And, again, I say it's not fair to them.
00:25:14.320 It's not fair to us to have them on the jury.
00:25:16.000 I got a question for you.
00:25:17.400 This is important.
00:25:18.040 and I think the Gateway Pundit listeners and everyone in the world wants to know this.
00:25:21.360 What was going through your mind the moment you were sentenced to 22 years in federal prison?
00:25:28.300 It was, honestly, and I told this to the Gateway Pundit too, relief, you know?
00:25:37.700 I thought he was going to give me more.
00:25:39.620 I thought he was going to give me 27, 25, 28, 30 years.
00:25:43.360 So when he said 22, it was like the Stockholm Syndrome kicked in.
00:25:46.940 You know, they put it into overdrive, and I was like, oh, my God, thank God.
00:25:50.400 You know, I only got 22.
00:25:51.840 But then it started, obviously.
00:25:53.120 How sad is that?
00:25:54.200 That's horrible.
00:25:55.040 It started sitting in, you know.
00:25:56.280 It's a quarter century, you know.
00:25:58.680 It's a quarter century away from my family, a quarter century away from society as a whole.
00:26:04.380 I mean, that's, like, technically pretty much a life sentence.
00:26:08.280 I mean, you know, 25 to life, as they call it.
00:26:10.560 You're three years shy of a life sentence.
00:26:12.640 And let me give you some statistics here.
00:26:17.280 The average sentence in the United States for murder is 17 and a half years.
00:26:21.260 The average sentence in the United States is 17 years.
00:26:30.520 Not only a week, right, but to be sentenced to 22 years.
00:26:47.300 You have one minute remaining.
00:26:50.980 Disappable.
00:26:52.400 Disappable.
00:26:53.040 to be sentenced to 22 years
00:26:56.080 to be sentenced to 4 years
00:26:58.020 you know
00:26:59.180 for being there no matter what you did
00:27:01.540 at the capitol
00:27:02.620 it's way too much
00:27:05.320 nobody's got permanent injuries
00:27:07.940 you know what I mean you didn't lay your hands on anybody
00:27:09.700 you weren't even there at the capitol
00:27:11.260 ladies and gentlemen Ricky Tartt was not at the capitol
00:27:13.680 on January 6th
00:27:14.720 can you guys start to put the
00:27:16.920 dots together here that this is an agenda
00:27:19.780 how long
00:27:21.700 If they could do this to Trump, if they could do this to us that we're in here,
00:27:24.860 how long is it before you, the listener, is sitting in a cell on solitary confinement for 23 hours a day looking at a white concrete wall?
00:27:35.520 Ask yourselves.
00:27:36.640 Guys, we're going to be back, okay?
00:27:38.520 God bless everybody.
00:27:39.600 It's the Political Prisoner Podcast.
00:27:40.780 I'm Jake Lang.
00:27:41.500 I'm Jake Lang, too.
00:27:44.600 God bless.
00:27:45.920 You are live now with the political prisoner podcast.
00:27:49.920 Jake Lag. Jake Lag. And your co-host Enrique Tarrio. Yes, guys, we're back. Live from the
00:27:58.300 Gulag, we've been sitting here, biding our energy and our time, remaining faithful to God,
00:28:04.080 walking through this persecution as men of God are supposed to, with strong conviction,
00:28:09.500 not faltering, not wavering. Enrique Tarrio is a perfect example of that. Came back from
00:28:14.620 his 22-year-long sentence in federal prison with a smile on his face.
00:28:19.520 He made a joke.
00:28:20.400 What was the particular joke he made?
00:28:21.880 Oh, you said, high score.
00:28:23.420 I mean, I said that because, I mean, it's my cynicism, actually, talking when I say
00:28:28.040 that because it's just so much to take in that I have to joke about it because there's
00:28:33.080 no other way to take it.
00:28:35.200 So, yeah, when I came in, I was like, yeah, yeah, high score, and, you know, I was pissed
00:28:39.180 off.
00:28:39.680 Of course.
00:28:41.660 I'm not making light of it.
00:28:43.000 I'm not broken.
00:28:43.800 definitely not broken
00:28:46.280 you know
00:28:47.040 there's the point
00:28:49.880 I mean that's what they're trying to do right
00:28:52.220 the whole environment
00:28:54.620 prison
00:28:55.340 the taking away from your family
00:28:58.020 the dragging your name through the mud
00:28:59.940 it's all designed
00:29:02.160 and orchestrated to grind
00:29:04.160 down your resolve and turn you into a lap dog
00:29:06.360 for the government to roll over for a plea deal
00:29:08.620 I got some news for them
00:29:10.280 yeah
00:29:10.660 well you know
00:29:13.080 So Enrique's been on a media blitz these last 24 hours here, exposing the FBI, as we said earlier, their dirty tricks, trying to get him to roll over and do a false statement on President Trump, tying him to January 6th, trying to, you know, catch him up in this seditious conspiracy, absolute farce that they have, you know, basically fabricated from the very beginning.
00:29:37.600 And, you know, through all this, I got a good question for you.
00:29:41.220 Through all of this lies and mudslinging at your name and just this horrible circumstance
00:29:48.240 where you find yourself in, where do you find solace?
00:29:50.660 Where are you turning to in this time of it?
00:29:53.280 Simply said, I mean, I turn to God.
00:29:56.960 and something that's like just
00:30:01.300 ironclad just held me down
00:30:04.440 is just the support of my family
00:30:07.140 which has been unrivaled
00:30:10.300 we live in Florida, we live in Miami
00:30:12.960 so it's not like a short trip
00:30:14.380 my mother and my fiance were in that courtroom
00:30:19.400 almost every single day
00:30:22.720 I didn't even miss
00:30:24.600 Shout-out to Mama.
00:30:26.020 Shout-out to Fiance.
00:30:27.380 Yeah, shout-out to them.
00:30:28.640 Princesses, Queens.
00:30:29.980 They're the real MVP.
00:30:34.220 Yeah.
00:30:35.420 But, you know, they didn't miss a single freaking visit.
00:30:40.700 So, yeah, that's what has me grounded.
00:30:44.640 You know, and the support from people like you guys that are the listeners here
00:30:47.920 are something else that keeps me motivated, keeps me going.
00:30:51.000 And that and I just, I got like, I don't want to talk about myself like this,
00:30:58.060 but I got like rhino skin, you know.
00:30:59.980 It just kind of just rolls off.
00:31:01.620 It's thick skin.
00:31:02.780 I'm okay, you know.
00:31:05.900 22 years is a very, very high number.
00:31:10.620 But I know something's going to give, you know.
00:31:13.020 Something's going to give one way or another, whether it's, you know,
00:31:17.120 the president of the United States getting elected again as president number 47 or this
00:31:26.580 appeal to go through.
00:31:27.980 Another thing that's helping me cope through this is, you know, President Trump signed
00:31:31.740 into law this thing in 2018 called the First Step Act, which gives people, I think it's
00:31:41.900 like half off of their sentences.
00:31:43.940 Yeah, the circumstances and programming and stuff.
00:31:47.120 but you'll qualify because you don't have any violent charges.
00:31:50.060 Newsflash to the American people,
00:31:51.660 Rico Taro doesn't have any violent charges.
00:31:53.800 He was even there on January 6th, okay?
00:31:57.700 22 years for one for being a proud boy,
00:32:01.440 for being an American patriot.
00:32:05.120 The first step back, though, is helping out.
00:32:07.300 I mean, the population that we're at in all these prisons keep on,
00:32:11.740 you know, the people that have been really pushed down
00:32:13.740 by the criminal justice system,
00:32:15.080 a lot of them, over-sentence, such as yourself and stuff, have applauded Trump.
00:32:20.220 Like, the people that have been most hurt by people like Joe Biden's 1994 crime bill and...
00:32:28.080 1984 crime bill.
00:32:30.080 Yes.
00:32:31.620 Orwellian crime bill.
00:32:33.360 And the Democrats, you know, like Kamila Harris, her being a prosecutor and stuff,
00:32:37.840 that have been the most injured from the criminal justice system are actually some of Trump's largest supporters.
00:32:44.300 We've been through, I've been to 13 different prisons, and I've just seen an outpouring love and support.
00:32:49.000 The First Step Act has revolutionized a lot of people's, you know, prison time
00:32:53.400 and the ability that they can get back out in like 65% or 85% of the time, depending on your charges.
00:33:00.960 And so there's something here.
00:33:04.500 The feds say, this is a common saying in federal prison, that they let you in the front door,
00:33:09.600 meaning they bring you through these huge trials, headline sentences, long, you know, scary charges and stuff like that.
00:33:17.240 They let you in the front door, but then they let you out the back door,
00:33:20.440 meaning through sentence mitigation programs, first step back, halfway houses, appeals,
00:33:27.360 and a lot of people win appeals in federal court.
00:33:31.040 So they let you out, you know, you're not going to, let me get started, you're not doing 22 years in prison.
00:33:35.740 By the hand of God, you will be redeemed.
00:33:37.560 I want the listeners to do something for me right now.
00:33:40.980 I want you guys to relax.
00:33:45.020 No sound around you.
00:33:46.320 Turn off the radio.
00:33:47.360 Just listen to my words right now.
00:33:48.680 I want you to close your eyes, and I want you to repeat after me.
00:33:53.500 I am free.
00:33:57.740 And just think about that for a second, because it doesn't exist.
00:34:01.980 It doesn't exist.
00:34:03.060 It doesn't matter how much you close your eyes.
00:34:04.900 It doesn't matter how much you try to focus.
00:34:07.560 I am free is not a word to be used here in the United States.
00:34:11.440 And here, I'm going to get a little pissed off here for a second.
00:34:14.580 The United States no longer can say anything about the Russian and the Chinese government
00:34:20.880 and their treatment of the dissidents, right?
00:34:24.580 You know, you have that Wall Street Journal reporter.
00:34:27.020 I can't pronounce his name.
00:34:28.400 And the other guy, Milvani.
00:34:31.220 I'm probably mispronouncing his name because all I can do is read his name because I can't see it.
00:34:34.840 But, you know, they're getting, I mean, even him, he got charged twice.
00:34:39.280 Nivali.
00:34:39.940 Nivali, yeah.
00:34:42.360 Twice, and he got combined a 19-year sentence, okay, for speaking his mind.
00:34:47.820 They gave me 22, so they have nowhere to talk.
00:34:50.720 Another thing that the U.S. government has lost to the Russian and Chinese government
00:34:55.240 is this moral high ground that they treat, the treatment,
00:34:58.760 when it comes to the treatment of their prisoners, okay?
00:35:02.100 This place that we're sitting here and you, excuse me for my words,
00:35:07.460 we're sitting in a shithole right now, okay?
00:35:10.340 We're sitting in a four-walled bathroom with a stainless steel toilet in it.
00:35:14.480 So they have no place to criticize any other country.
00:35:20.920 We are in the country that per capita lots of more citizens than anywhere in the United States.
00:35:27.380 So when people say that America is the best country in the world,
00:35:30.940 excuse my language again, I don't know what the fuck they're talking about, okay?
00:35:36.480 Because America is about the American people, and that's what I still believe in.
00:35:41.740 The American people, my tribe, okay?
00:35:44.320 But other than that, I can't tell you that I don't see a government that I agree with.
00:35:50.800 I'm sorry.
00:35:51.400 I don't see it.
00:35:53.260 The Constitution does not exist.
00:35:54.900 It's a beautiful, perfect document that, I mean, go through every amendment in that Constitution, in the Bill of Rights, for that matter.
00:36:05.900 They've violated every single one of ours.
00:36:07.920 They don't exist.
00:36:08.900 I've seen the judges in these cases say these words.
00:36:12.460 The First Amendment is not absolute.
00:36:15.840 That's what they've said.
00:36:18.200 Our Constitution says it is absolute, okay?
00:36:22.640 And, Dave, I mean, in this justice system, it just doesn't exist.
00:36:28.580 Okay?
00:36:29.220 It just doesn't exist.
00:36:31.740 The reality is sad, and, you know, that's why part of us just live on hope, you know,
00:36:38.660 because we have aspirations to see America great again.
00:36:42.680 That's what Trump pumped us full of.
00:36:44.280 You know, Trump's leadership style is what I fell in love with personally,
00:36:49.160 Not necessarily everything else about the guy.
00:36:52.540 I mean, his policies, for the most part, are good.
00:36:54.640 I agree with a lot of them.
00:36:55.740 I'm a libertarian.
00:36:56.880 He's not libertarian enough for me.
00:36:58.600 He's not super libertarian enough for me.
00:36:59.900 But when he gets people feeling like the American way of life can revitalize,
00:37:06.840 that's what we need in this country.
00:37:08.460 And it's just so sad to see how it's just degraded here in the last three years
00:37:14.160 since he's left office and, you know, for, you know, decades before that,
00:37:18.980 how it's been disappearing.
00:37:20.220 But we had a glimmer of hope.
00:37:21.940 And, you know, we have another glimmer of hope here.
00:37:24.000 Again, 2024.
00:37:25.600 Jake, you're saying all the reasons why you liked Trump
00:37:28.020 or you wanted to get back in office and stuff like that.
00:37:30.500 And I'm, that's it, I'm done being complicated.
00:37:35.240 The reason why I want Trump back in office is because my life depends on him.
00:37:40.800 My life literally depends on Trump coming back into office.
00:37:43.940 I don't have a four-year sentence.
00:37:45.340 I don't have a six-month sentence.
00:37:46.920 I don't have a seven-year sentence.
00:37:48.120 I don't have a 10-month sentence.
00:37:49.180 I don't have a 15-year sentence.
00:37:51.300 I have a 22-year sentence.
00:37:53.700 My life depends on him coming back.
00:37:56.480 If that can't rally you guys, listen, American people,
00:38:00.000 share this podcast right now everywhere you possibly can.
00:38:03.860 If this is not a rallying cry for electing an American president,
00:38:08.720 that Enrique Tarrio's life, my life, Edward Jacob Lang,
00:38:12.340 and the lives of thousands of other citizens that are being corralled up
00:38:15.820 and thrown into pits of hell, dune pits,
00:38:20.660 toilets, four walls, away from their family,
00:38:24.900 COVID lockdown, 22, 23 hours a day sometimes in the cell,
00:38:29.620 all of the horrible things you go on in prison.
00:38:32.340 If that isn't a rallying cry to become, to elect the president,
00:38:35.920 I don't know what's going to get you off.
00:38:37.320 If we can't rally around that as a country, what can we do?
00:38:40.640 The Jan Sixers aren't free.
00:38:42.340 None of us are free.
00:38:45.400 I mean, here, sitting here, this room, this room's smaller than my guest bathroom.
00:38:52.880 This is our studio here.
00:38:55.600 So, I mean, and, you know, I want to energize you guys,
00:38:58.460 and I want to energize you guys in the right way, you know.
00:39:02.100 Start focusing on your local elections.
00:39:04.440 Get involved.
00:39:05.020 And I think one of the most important things that you guys do,
00:39:07.440 I've been doing this for a long time.
00:39:08.640 I've been an activist since 2004.
00:39:12.340 You know, the first election I ever worked was the second Bush presidency.
00:39:16.440 You know, whether, I don't care what.
00:39:18.440 You have one minute remaining.
00:39:21.620 It was a thing to do at the time.
00:39:24.020 But regardless of the fact, voter registration is one of the most important things that you guys can work on.
00:39:29.960 You know, get some voter registration out.
00:39:31.740 Get with another team.
00:39:32.760 Get that done.
00:39:33.960 Knock on doors.
00:39:34.960 We need the people to come out.
00:39:37.000 We need those votes.
00:39:38.360 Because, again, I'm going to tell you, our life depends on it.
00:39:41.080 Our life depends on it.
00:39:41.960 literal lives families have been ripped apart and destroyed lives depend on this next election so
00:39:47.620 get out there get active guys we're going to bring enrique tarja back to close out give you
00:39:51.960 guys some final messages where's life going from here um this is content you won't find literally
00:39:57.580 anywhere else in the world we're the number one prison podcast in the entire world the political
00:40:02.240 prisoner podcast with jake lang we'll be right back hey guys welcome back to the political
00:40:07.700 Prisoner Podcast. It's your host, Jacob Wang. And Enrique Tarrio is here with me, chairman
00:40:15.440 of the Proud Boys, political prisoner extraordinaire, the poster boy for persecution. Ooh, I like
00:40:22.980 that. PB, the poster boy for persecution. This is a sad day in American history. This
00:40:29.960 whole last week, just watching one by one, some of the best men I've ever met in my life,
00:40:34.860 guys that i you know love they're my brothers brothers in arms here um enrique and dominic
00:40:40.440 and ethan and zach and everybody just going into this uh these sentencing hearings that have just
00:40:48.120 been so it's been a masquerade of justice it's like brandon uh fellows or one of our fellow
00:40:53.960 prisoners said he said you know this is like a nazi style um court session where the jewish
00:40:59.120 person walking in is obviously guilty before whatever charges that are being brought up on
00:41:03.880 them uh are even red and it's just so sad but there's hope there's hope in the name jesus we
00:41:10.280 know that uh our our risen lord's coming back soon the way this world's going that book of
00:41:16.220 revelation is coming more and more true every day but i've got rike here with me and i got a
00:41:22.360 question that i think is going to i don't know pave a different landscape for the future here
00:41:29.020 I think that Gateway Pundit readers want to know.
00:41:32.060 Everybody wants to know this one question.
00:41:35.660 What's next for the Proud Boys?
00:41:38.060 I've got a simple answer to that.
00:41:39.480 I don't know.
00:41:41.060 I don't know.
00:41:43.680 You know, I've been pretty disconnected.
00:41:49.180 Besides the guys in here, I've been pretty disconnected from the world.
00:41:51.740 I really haven't.
00:41:52.680 I've tried to stay away from any, you know,
00:41:55.220 I haven't done any interviews, really, in the year and a half that I've been in, or whatever.
00:42:00.100 I'm the ex-chairman of the Proud Boys, by the way.
00:42:03.940 You'll always be the chairman in my heart.
00:42:06.540 Yeah.
00:42:07.580 Well, and here's the thing.
00:42:10.220 In the Proud Boys, it's really an idea.
00:42:13.720 It's not really like an organization.
00:42:15.260 It's really an idea.
00:42:16.640 You know, a group of guys that get together, drink, go and drink beer once a month
00:42:21.200 and talk about, like, their issues, you know, iron sharpening iron.
00:42:25.880 And I can't tell you I know because for everybody it's different.
00:42:29.580 For everybody, for each individual with the future of the Proud Boys is whatever they make it out to be
00:42:35.740 because that's exactly what it is, you know.
00:42:38.360 As long as you have, you know, family values, you know, and you're born a male, you know,
00:42:43.720 you could have those Proud Boy values.
00:42:45.500 So I can't tell you that I know because I'm not very connected right now with anything.
00:42:49.800 I've been just focusing on, you know, us five and myself for the past year and a half.
00:42:58.360 But, yeah, that's it.
00:43:01.400 I mean.
00:43:01.960 It's hard to, I mean, the changing nature of not being in control of your own liberty.
00:43:10.380 I've seen them do great work.
00:43:12.540 I've seen a lot of charity work done by them.
00:43:15.060 I saw that on the news and stuff like that
00:43:17.980 and fighting some of these,
00:43:20.020 I guess there's still lockdowns happening out there,
00:43:22.460 which is amazing to me, in some places.
00:43:24.960 So I think some of them are fighting that
00:43:26.880 and some of them are running for local office,
00:43:30.220 which is something that I was hoping for.
00:43:32.500 Some of them have taken seats.
00:43:34.920 And that's how we change our government.
00:43:36.880 We change our government by becoming the government
00:43:42.860 but changing it to the way that we see.
00:43:47.600 So Proud Boys are now, this is the announcement.
00:43:52.680 I'm making this announcement.
00:43:54.060 The Proud Boys are running for local office.
00:43:56.200 Vote for your local Proud Boys.
00:43:57.740 That's actually been a thing for a long time.
00:43:59.540 I ran for sort of 27th congressional seats,
00:44:05.060 and I was hoping what that would do was push the guys to get involved,
00:44:10.540 get more involved, hands-on, on, like, their local politics, unfortunately.
00:44:14.140 I had to drop out of the race because of the funding issue
00:44:16.940 where they dropped me from my credit card processor,
00:44:19.520 so I wasn't able to actually raise money,
00:44:22.480 but that inspired a lot of guys to run for office.
00:44:25.640 And that same year, we did win a lot of seats in local elections
00:44:31.060 and some state elections also.
00:44:33.060 So I'm proud of that, and that's not a new thing.
00:44:36.560 It's great that they're doing that.
00:44:37.880 So we spoke about this one the night before you went into your sentencing about some of your future plans and ways that you want to still impact American culture, not so much politically, but more about music and more on, you know, clothing style, you know, fashion.
00:44:58.820 and what's next for Enrique Tarrio?
00:45:01.200 I mean, you know, obviously you've got to deal with this bull with huge horns
00:45:05.620 running at you right now, but what's your plan?
00:45:08.920 At my sentencing, I told the judge, in all honesty,
00:45:11.740 I want nothing to do when I leave here.
00:45:13.440 I want nothing to do with politics.
00:45:15.140 I want nothing to do with rallies.
00:45:16.640 I want nothing to do with groups.
00:45:17.940 I want nothing to do, again, not that there's anything wrong with it,
00:45:22.240 you know, when done peacefully or whatever.
00:45:24.420 You're a veteran.
00:45:25.120 You've been doing this for 20 years.
00:45:26.940 I've been doing this for 20 years.
00:45:28.160 Yeah, so I kind of want to, like, just retire.
00:45:33.920 You know, I'm just done with it.
00:45:35.620 And I really want to just focus on, like, culture and cultural issues.
00:45:39.340 You know, like you said, like music, clothing lines, podcasts, media,
00:45:45.020 things like that.
00:45:46.360 You know, not necessarily if somebody wants to run a political podcast on,
00:45:53.280 like, a network or something like that, I have no problem with it.
00:45:55.500 If they want to do sports, you know.
00:45:57.140 But I just want to focus on that aspect of it.
00:45:59.900 I don't – I'm done.
00:46:02.860 Impacting people through culture.
00:46:07.300 Because I think that's probably the most important thing.
00:46:10.860 Because right now what politics is doing on both sides,
00:46:15.920 people think that they can legislate their ways out of a situation.
00:46:19.740 Yeah.
00:46:20.100 You know, a new law comes in and we can fix everything.
00:46:23.300 But it's a heart.
00:46:24.420 People's hearts are broken.
00:46:25.480 You know, we'll use a left-wing talking point about gun violence.
00:46:30.160 I'm using air quotes.
00:46:32.840 You know, there's 22,000 gun laws in this country right now.
00:46:37.900 As of right now, 22,000 gun laws across the United States.
00:46:41.380 How many more will it take to keep the American people safe from gun violence?
00:46:45.680 Yeah.
00:46:46.000 As they say.
00:46:46.800 It doesn't exist.
00:46:47.700 The number doesn't exist.
00:46:48.500 That's a trick question.
00:46:49.220 You could double that, 220,000, 222,000.
00:46:54.300 It doesn't matter.
00:46:55.480 Gun law from every registered gun owner.
00:46:58.840 Yeah, you could do that.
00:47:00.020 It's not going to stop anything.
00:47:02.480 Not only is it 22,000 gun laws are unconstitutional,
00:47:05.680 but regardless of the fact that I'm telling you,
00:47:08.300 laws don't fix things.
00:47:11.580 And I feel like the cultural issues are more important to me.
00:47:16.060 And I've noticed that throughout the years.
00:47:17.680 I think I've matured as a person.
00:47:21.520 And I'm just done.
00:47:22.720 I'm done with politicians.
00:47:23.740 I'm done with politics.
00:47:25.060 I'm done with rallies.
00:47:26.440 Rallies don't do anything.
00:47:28.620 It energizes the crowd.
00:47:30.000 I get it, but you need to do conversions.
00:47:33.080 You need to bring more people in.
00:47:34.800 You know what does more than going to a rally?
00:47:36.900 What?
00:47:37.220 On election day, go run a freaking Ford Econoline, a bus.
00:47:42.740 Do they even make the Econoline anymore?
00:47:44.460 No, Ford Transit Connect.
00:47:46.040 Get one of those 15-passenger vans and send it with people and take them to the polling station.
00:47:51.460 Get them out to vote.
00:47:52.660 That changes things.
00:47:53.720 Yes.
00:47:54.160 You want to be an activist? Go do that.
00:47:56.280 That's just more than anything that you can do with a bullhorn, right?
00:47:59.920 And I think that that's where the things lie.
00:48:03.100 And, again, I don't even want to be part of that anymore.
00:48:05.280 I just want to focus on my family and my – that's it.
00:48:10.900 That's noble. That's respectable.
00:48:12.820 We will miss the Proud Boys demonstrations and showing out and standing back and standing by.
00:48:19.020 They might do that. The Proud Boys might do that.
00:48:21.460 But me personally, that's it.
00:48:24.560 We have to evolve and understand that, you know, there are certain tactics in this, you know,
00:48:30.200 political sphere and in this cultural sphere that are working that are actually influencing people,
00:48:35.080 and we've got to go with those ones.
00:48:36.140 We've got to go where the conversions are, as you said.
00:48:39.760 Guys, I want to wrap this up a little bit here and talk, you know,
00:48:43.560 about the dire need for the appellate division, you know,
00:48:48.320 filings that the Proud Boys are doing right now.
00:48:52.180 You know, this is a sad state of affairs we're in, but it's necessary.
00:48:56.040 Riquetario has a fundraiser, a give-and-go, that needs some help, guys.
00:49:01.820 I mean, we've got to be honest with you.
00:49:03.400 We're pushing hard on all fronts right now.
00:49:06.500 The Gateway Pundit listeners and everyone listening on Blessed News
00:49:09.120 and everywhere else, you guys have been so generous
00:49:11.380 and so amazing, the Jan Sixers.
00:49:12.960 The fight is not over yet.
00:49:15.180 We are going into the hardest part of the battle.
00:49:17.880 The appellate division attorneys are expensive, but they're worth it because they go through the nitty-gritty.
00:49:23.120 I mean, you've got probably 10,000, 20,000 pages of transcripts from the trial that need to be eaten alive and parsed through.
00:49:30.240 It's going to take a team of attorneys.
00:49:31.640 So I really want to implore you guys with the generosity God's put on your heart to go to the link below this video right now
00:49:39.520 and donate to Enrique Tarrio's gifts and go.
00:49:43.160 You know, his family needs it.
00:49:44.700 He needs it to get out of here.
00:49:46.800 We've got to put the best foot forward,
00:49:49.280 the best fight we could possibly do in this appellate division
00:49:52.740 for Enrique and the Proud Boys.
00:49:54.880 So go ahead down there.
00:49:56.780 Donate if you can.
00:49:57.820 God bless you.
00:49:58.540 Send your prayers.
00:49:59.700 Send letters.
00:50:00.800 Send donations.
00:50:01.560 And share this video like crazy so that everyone can hear directly from the man himself.
00:50:07.220 Him and his family really appreciate it.
00:50:09.180 I know from being a Jan Fixer myself how far those donations go to helping support us, commissaries and, you know, family help and especially the legal battles right now.
00:50:21.160 So we thank you guys so much for that generosity.
00:50:24.960 And I just want to end with a short prayer for the Proud Boys while I've got Enrique here because it's going to take a spiritual war to unleash the goodness of God in this country again.
00:50:37.780 And our main weapon is prayer
00:50:39.800 God's listening when we pray
00:50:41.180 When two or more are gathered
00:50:42.520 So Enrique, brother, father, God
00:50:44.920 We thank you for broadcasting our voice out to the American people
00:50:49.520 Lord God, let our message just resonate with our hearts
00:50:51.880 Let Enrique's voice, Lord
00:50:54.220 Just penetrate all of the cold hearts that are out there
00:50:59.100 Not necessarily our main listeners
00:51:01.520 But people that will come across this
00:51:03.400 That may not see the human side of Enrique, father, God
00:51:07.220 Just warm their hearts to see that 22 years for any man, Lord God, that is not committed an act of violence and has no direct victim, there is no victim to his alleged crime, how could they then sit in jail for 22 years?
00:51:20.680 Father God, warm the hearts.
00:51:22.800 Reveal your son Jesus in these people's hearts, Lord God, and bring our country back to a place of unity and respect.
00:51:30.660 Lord God, just bring us liberty in this country.
00:51:32.640 we thank you for all of your mercy
00:51:34.420 and grace. Strengthen Enrique's
00:51:36.440 family at home. Give them a
00:51:38.360 calmness and a peace that surpasses all
00:51:40.240 understanding. And Lord God,
00:51:42.400 free your prisoners. In the name of
00:51:44.320 Jesus, we pray. Amen.
00:51:46.040 Amen. Thank you, brother, for being on
00:51:48.400 here. I love you, man. Love you too, man.
00:51:50.100 Godspeed. Yes. Godspeed.
00:51:52.760 And thank you
00:51:54.440 for listening to the Political Prisoner
00:51:56.560 Podcast with your host,
00:51:59.520 Jake Lagg.
00:52:00.720 Your timing was off.
00:52:02.640 and your co-host for today, Enrique Tarrio.
00:52:06.660 The most handsome January 6th to ever, ever live.
00:52:10.900 Handsome and charismatic.
00:52:12.160 Handsome and charismatic.
00:52:13.400 The judge said it.
00:52:14.420 We're just quoting from the bench.
00:52:17.080 Yes, we're just quoting through the transcript.
00:52:18.880 God bless you guys.
00:52:19.760 The Political Prisoner Podcast.
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