Topic: Roseanne Boylan

The hosts demand justice for the deaths of Ashley Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan, noting that no one has been held to account. They criticize Dan Bongino and Kash Patel for failing to "clean house" at the DOJ and FBI as promised. Stuart Rose suggests that "Free Tina Peters" is the "easy button" for the administration to show it is serious about fighting election corruption.

Shane Lamont, a DC Metropolitan Police officer and J6 whistleblower, is scheduled to report to prison for "obstructing the Democrat narrative." Lamont reportedly has evidence regarding the death of Roseanne Boylan and the actions of Nancy Pelosi. A pardon for Lamont is currently awaiting a signature from the Chief of Staff to be presented to Donald Trump.

Joe Biggs recounts his experience on January 6th, asserting that the crowd was peaceful until police initiated violence. He names Ashley Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan as patriots killed that day, while noting that no police officers died during the event. Biggs also describes the mental toll of spending two years in solitary confinement alongside high-risk criminals.

Video footage reveals instances of police brutality on January 6th, including the beating of an unconscious Roseanne Boylan by Officer Lila Morris. Other clips show officers firing pepper balls at trapped crowds and pushing protesters off walls. The segment argues that both police and citizens were manipulated into a violent confrontation by provocateurs.

Democrats held a ceremony on the Capitol steps to commemorate January 6th, which critics label as insulting and dishonest. The discussion highlights that the individuals who died during the riot, including Ashli Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan, were Trump supporters. A double standard is alleged regarding Democrat attitudes toward police violence when compared to the George Floyd protests.

Author Seth Abramson is criticized for placing his reporting on Ali Alexander and January 6th behind a paywall. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice continues to bring new charges against members of the Proud Boys while allegedly ignoring violence from Antifa and BLM. New footage is cited regarding the death of Roseanne Boylan on January 6th, which critics claim contradicts the official narrative of the events that day.

The suicide of January 6th defendant Matthew Perna is discussed as a tragic result of government bullying over non-violent charges. Roger Stone and Owen Shroyer list several Trump supporters who died due to the events of that day, including Roseanne Boylan and Ashley Babbitt. They criticize the treatment of detainees in D.C. jails, comparing the conditions to a gulag and a violation of the Geneva Conventions.

Roger Stone and Alex Jones argue that the government is using the same "Russiagate" playbook to frame the events of January 6th as a domestic terrorist insurrection. They highlight the lack of transparency regarding FBI involvement and the role of Ray Epps. The segment honors Ashli Babbitt and Roseanne Boylan, claiming they were victims of police brutality that the media has ignored or justified.

The discussion covers unreleased video footage from January 6th, claiming it shows Ashley Babbitt trying to stop the violence before being shot by Officer Michael Byrd. Other stories of "political prisoners" like Jake Lang, who reportedly rescued Philip Anderson, are highlighted to illustrate a two-tiered justice system.

Predictions for the 2022 midterms include the possibility of a "new pandemic" or false flag event designed to force universal mail-in voting. The segment also demands justice for Roseanne Boylan, a Trump supporter who died at the Capitol. The narrative challenges CNN's reporting on the events of January 6th, labeling it as propaganda intended to demonize the Republican base.