Trump's inauguration marks historic turning point: Pardons for J6 prisoners and calls for deep state accountability

By glen // 2025-01-20

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Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 47th U.S. President on January 20, 2025, marking a pivotal moment in American history and a shift in the nation’s political and cultural landscape.
Trump announced sweeping pardons for individuals detained after the January 6, 2021, Capitol protests, calling their detention unconstitutional and pledging to end their ordeal.
Initiatives like Operation Airlift, led by Gary Haven, aim to provide shelter, food, and transportation to help J6 prisoners reintegrate into society with dignity.
Trump vowed to investigate and prosecute figures involved in alleged Deep State activities, including election rigging, bio-weapons programs, and pandemic-related fraud, targeting individuals like Anthony Fauci.
The administration plans to declassify records related to historical assassinations (JFK, RFK, MLK) and restore government accountability, emphasizing justice and transparency as core priorities.

In a moment destined to be remembered in American history, Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States on January 20, 2025. The inauguration, held on a crisp winter day in Washington, D.C., was not just a ceremonial transfer of power but a seismic shift in the nation’s political and cultural landscape. Trump’s return to the White House marks the end of what many have described as four years of government overreach, censorship, and corruption. His inaugural address was a clarion call for accountability, justice, and the restoration of constitutional principles. Central to Trump’s speech was his announcement of sweeping pardons for the so-called J6 political prisoners—individuals detained in the aftermath of the January 6, 2021, Capitol protests. These prisoners, many of whom have been held under controversial conditions, have become symbols of what Trump and his supporters view as a broader campaign of political persecution. “Today, we begin the process of healing and justice,” Trump declared. “The J6 prisoners, who have suffered unconstitutionally, will be pardoned and released. Their ordeal ends now.” The announcement was met with thunderous applause from the crowd, many of whom had traveled from across the country to witness the historic event. Among them was Mike Adams, the Health Ranger and founder of NaturalNews.com, who described the day as a “pivot point” for America. “This is a milestone for our nation,” Adams said in a broadcast following the inauguration. “It’s a moment to right the wrongs of the past and chart a new course for the future.” Adams also highlighted grassroots efforts to support the J6 prisoners, including Operation Airlift, a volunteer-driven initiative spearheaded by Gary Haven. The project aims to provide shelter, food, and transportation for those released from prison, ensuring they can reintegrate into society with dignity. “These individuals have been through hell,” Adams said. “It’s our duty as Americans to stand by them and help them rebuild their lives.” But Trump’s vision extends far beyond the pardons. In his address, he vowed to hold accountable those involved in what he described as Deep State activities, including election rigging, bio-weapons programs, and censorship. “The era of unchecked corruption is over,” Trump proclaimed. “We will investigate, prosecute, and bring to justice every traitor who has undermined our democracy and harmed the American people.” The President’s words resonated deeply with his supporters, many of whom have long accused the Deep State of orchestrating a campaign to destabilize the nation. Trump specifically called out figures like Anthony Fauci, former NIH officials, and executives of Big Pharma, accusing them of complicity in illegal bio-weapons programs and pandemic-related fraud. “Those who sought to harm our people will face the full force of the law,” Trump said. “No one is above justice.” The inauguration also marked the beginning of a broader effort to restore transparency and accountability in government. Trump announced plans to declassify and release records related to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “The truth will set us free,” Trump said. “We will expose the lies and corruption that have plagued our nation for far too long.” The day’s events were not without controversy. Critics of the new administration have expressed concerns about the potential for overreach and the politicization of justice. However, for Trump’s supporters, the inauguration represents a long-awaited reckoning. “This is about restoring the rule of law,” Adams said. “It’s about ensuring that no one—no matter how powerful—can escape accountability.” As the sun set on Washington, D.C., the mood among Trump’s supporters was one of cautious optimism. The road ahead is fraught with challenges, but for many, the inauguration was a beacon of hope. “This is just the beginning,” Adams said. “The fight for freedom and justice is far from over, but today, we took a giant step forward.” In the days and weeks to come, all eyes will be on the Trump administration as it begins the arduous task of delivering on its promises. For now, however, the message is clear: America is entering a new chapter, one defined by accountability, transparency, and the unwavering pursuit of justice. Watch this Jan. 20 episode of "Brighteon Broadcast News" as Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, talks about Trump's inauguration and ending four years of tyranny. This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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