At a hearing, a lawmaker confronts Todd Blanche by reading a sheriff's office affidavit, signed under penalty of perjury, about a man named Andrew who was pardoned by the president and is now charged with child molestation. Per the affidavit, Andrew told a victim he was being awarded $10 million as a January 6er and would put him in his will, a tactic believed to keep him from telling. The lawmaker then presses Blanche on pardoned people being signaled they will get payments.
The receipt
- Who
- Chris Van Hollen
- Where
- hearing
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- Length
- 55 seconds, unedited within the cut
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Read the transcript
And I want you to listen carefully to what this police officer said about this criminal, criminal named Andrew, pardoned by the president, now being charged for child molestation. He says Andrew also told that since he was pardoned for storming the Capitol on January 6th, 2021 and he was being awarded $10 million as a result of being a January sixer. Andrew did tell that he would be putting him in his will, referring to one of the victims of his molestation. He would be putting him in his will to take any money he had left over. This tactic was believed to be used to keep from exposing what Andrew had done to him. Signed under penalty of perjury by someone in the Sheriff's Office. And you're telling me you don't know about all these people who have been signaled by the President of the United States and others. They're going to get payments.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.