John Sullivan, an organizer affiliated with Antifa and the Black Lives Matter movement, has been sentenced to six years in prison due to his involvement in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots. Known within the movement as Jayden X, Sullivan was captured posing as a Trump supporter during the events that unfolded at the Capitol.
Sullivan was arrested in his home state of Utah following the chaos at the Capitol. The Gateway Pundit had earlier exposed footage from Sullivan’s own Discord server, which showed him actively participating and celebrating the breach of federal property, contradicting his claims in multiple interviews that he was only there to document the events. His claims were proven false as evidence emerged of his leadership role within the Utah Antifa-BLM community and his prior arrest record in Utah related to similar activities.
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On the day of the riot, Sullivan had also organized a rally at the Washington Monument, which preceded the storming of the Capitol. Despite the clear evidence of his involvement and incitement, mainstream media outlets have largely overlooked Sullivan’s actions and his instigating role in the events of January 6.
Sullivan’s active participation extended beyond mere organization. During the Capitol breach, he was documented inciting violence and destruction among the rioters. Notably, Sullivan was also on-site during the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt inside the Capitol, capturing footage that he later sold for over $90,000.
