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“You were brave on Twitter,” Tarrio told them, his tone dripping with contempt. “You guys were brave at my sentencing when you sat there and laughed when I got 22 fking years. Now you don’t want to look in my eyes, you fking cowards.”
The encounter was visibly uncomfortable for the officers, who have capitalized on their testimonies with book deals and mainstream media careers. Fanone, in particular, has used his platform to push the left’s narrative about January 6th, despite mounting evidence of entrapment and federal interference in the protests.
As Fanone’s security hurried him away, he shouted back, “You’re a traitor to this country.”
Tarrio, never one to back down, shot back: “And so are you. You’re a f**king traitor, you piece of sht. That’s why they fired your ass. That’s why your own people turned on you. You’re a piece of sht.”
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Gonell later spoke about the confrontation during the conference, playing the victim despite his own role in locking up peaceful protesters.
“A few moments ago, we were upstairs, and Enrique Tarrio and the Proud Boys were upstairs,” he told the audience, as reported by The Guardian. “How they got into the building, I don’t know, but it’s insane that we had to be subjected to their harassment now because they feel emboldened and empowered because of the pardons that they received.”
Gonell went on to complain that they were simply “telling the truth” in court and should not be subjected to public scrutiny. “They’re the traitors. They’re the one who attacked the Capitol,” he added.
His statements conveniently ignore the fact that the majority of protesters that day were peaceful and that many who have been imprisoned were entrapped by federal operatives.
Shockingly, just one day after his confrontation with the officers, Tarrio was attacked and subsequently arrested by Capitol Police in what many are calling a setup. It seems the establishment isn’t content with letting political dissidents walk free.
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Meanwhile, Fanone continues to play the victim, whining in a recent interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper that he has been “betrayed” by his country since Trump’s pardons.
“I have been betrayed by my country, and I’ve been betrayed by those that supported Donald Trump,” he lamented. “Whether you voted for him because he promised these pardons, or for some other reason, you knew that this was coming.”
The Gateway Pundit has covered Tarrio’s story from his time as the leader of the Proud Boys to his unjust imprisonment at the hands of the Biden regime. Now, with Trump back in office, the fight for justice is far from over.
