MSNBC adviser Jonathan Capehart fought back tears and had to remove tissues during a segment on the three-year anniversary of the Capitol storming on January 6, 2021.
Capehart was interviewing former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone, who wrote a book about Capitol abuses, when he became overcome with emotion.
“Michael Fanone, I’ll try to get through this – um, thank you for what you did three years ago today,” Capeheart said, choking up.
“Please tell me what you think of this third anniversary.”
Fanone was one of the officials in the Capitol that day and eventually retired after the riot. He famously gave evidence to the House Select Committee since it was defunct on January 6.
MSNBC Anchor Jonathan Capeheart became emotional during a segment in which he interviewed former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone about the events at the Capitol during the January 6 riots. MSNBC
The former officer was hacked, beaten, suffered a traumatic brain injury, and suffered a heart attack as a result of the Capitol storming.
MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart pulled out a tissue and began to cry as he struggled to compose himself while discussing the events of January 6th ?
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Back in February of last year, a California man pleaded not guilty to assaulting her during the riot.
“I think it’s an effort to make sure Donald Trump doesn’t hold the presidency in 2024,” Fanone told MSNBC. “We all know what he looks like, he’s told us a lot.”
Fanone previously praised President Biden for using his bully pulpit to deliver “some fiery speeches” regarding events at the Capitol on January 6 and coinciding with efforts to derail the 2020 election.
More than 1,200 people have been charged for their participation in the January 6 riots at the Capitol, with at least 718 pleading guilty. Reuters
Biden delivered an impassioned speech near Valley Forge, a key Revolutionary War site, on January 5 to mark the anniversary of the riot and warn of the continuing threat to US democracy.
His statement comes as the legal case against the contestant continues to grow and develop.
Last Friday, the DC Court of Appeals ruled that individuals who were illegally in the Capitol during riots could be convicted even if they peacefully observed the riots.
Last Friday, the DC Court of Appeals ruled that individuals who were illegally in the Capitol during riots could be convicted even if they peacefully observed the riots. Reuters
Meanwhile, the Department of Justice continues to prosecute the case against the perpetrators of the riot. More than 1,200 have been charged, and at least 718 have pleaded guilty, while nearly 140 have been found guilty of their actions on that fateful day.
Additionally, there is pending litigation over whether former President Donald Trump can be allowed to appear on primary ballots in key states regarding his own actions related to January 6, 2021.
Last week, the US Supreme Court agreed to entertain Trump’s challenge to his disqualification from the Colorado primary. For now, he is allowed to remain on the ballot amid the challenge.
Attorneys for the 2024 GOP front-runner have also filed a formal appeal of a Dec. 28 decision by Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, a Democrat, to bar him from the state’s March 5 primary ballot.
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