You know, Joe Biggs deserves a pardon.

Um, you know, I kind of have, I kind of have like survivor's guilt with this pardon, because I want to take, I want to take the listeners, the viewers out there, back to when we were in the Gulag. You know, we're in the Catacombs under and i'm like I don't care if I get a pardon, I commute, I i'll take a commutation.

And i'm like I don't care and I end up getting being the only one that got it.

It's a mistake that I really did make and I got a felony and i'm gonna, i'm gonna petition the president to get a pardon for that too.

They had this, like they always do, these skits and stuff, and the very first skit they did for us when we got there was they were handing out, like these, awards for people, and Jake Lane gave me the award most likely to not get a pardon.

Michelle Obama in the last days of Biden, Michelle Obama went in and used the auto pen. I think there were four or five pardons she gave.

This is a legally unsupportable idea because it effectively creates two classes of citizens. It violates equal protection under the law, right? You can't have people who have carte blanche to violate the law, you know.

Former leader, current leader of the Proud Boys, political prisoner, former J6 hostage, released from prison last night. And that's a whole nother subject. Enrique Tario is joining us.

And he didn't release us because we're buddy-buddy. He released us because it was the right thing to do, Alex. That I am eternally thankful for.

And there is an argument that can be made that by Joe Arpaio accepting the pardon, because it is a choice. You can reject or accept a pardon. I'm guessing he's going to accept it. Yeah, he did already. By accepting it, he admits his guilt in the matter at hand.