Topic: Owen Shroyer Sentencing

The sentencing of InfoWars host Owen Shroyer is discussed, with the host alleging the government lied to the judge about Shroyer's employment and journalistic status. Trenas Evans provides an update on Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, who remains in high spirits despite a long prison sentence. The segment highlights the use of "unremorseful" speech as a justification for harsher sentences in January 6th cases.

Owen Shroyer highlights the double standard in how protests are handled in Washington D.C., noting that Democrats recently "stormed" Speaker Kevin McCarthy's office without facing similar legal repercussions. He also mentions past disruptions by activists like David Hogg and anti-Kavanaugh protesters. Shroyer argues that his sentencing memo explicitly cited his speech as the reason for his incarceration, proving the case is about the First Amendment.

Harrison Smith, sitting in for Alex Jones, reports that InfoWars journalist Owen Shroyer has been sentenced to 60 days in federal prison. The sentencing is characterized as a direct attack on the First Amendment, as Shroyer did not enter the Capitol building or engage in violence on January 6, 2021. Prosecutors successfully argued that Shroyer's broadcasts and rhetoric "stoked the flames" of the riot, leading to the two-month incarceration order.

Host Alex Jones announces that InfoWars reporter Owen Shroyer is traveling to Washington D.C. for sentencing related to the January 6th Capitol protests. Prosecutors are reportedly seeking prison time because Shroyer remains unrepentant and continues to question the legitimacy of the 2020 election. Jones characterizes the legal action as a direct attack on the First Amendment and free speech.

A deep dive into the 30-page sentencing document for Owen Shroyer reveals that the DOJ is specifically targeting his 2023 broadcasts. Prosecutors argue that Shroyer's continued claims that Donald Trump won the 2020 election demonstrate a lack of remorse. Jones warns that this sets a precedent for incarcerating anyone who questions official government narratives.