Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who was just recently sentenced to 22 years in prison for his participation in the January 6th Capitol Riots has just come forward with a shocking admission.
Tarrio dropped the bombshell accusation that the Department of Justice asked him to falsely tie Donald Trump to the events that transpired on January 6th.
This is a shocking revelation and proof that there are still powerful people in government who are willing to do anything they can to get rid of President Trump and those who support him.
After being sentenced to 22 years in prison, Enrique Tarrio is speaking out.
Tarrio tells @EmeraldRobinson the feds asked him to lie in order to indict President Donald Trump.
Tarrio also sets the record straight by addressing the "informant" rumors.
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— The Absolute Truth with @EmeraldRobinson (@AbsoluteWithE) September 8, 2023
President Trump has long been a vocal critic of the Department of Justice, claiming it has become increasingly politicized since Joe Biden took office.
Now, with these allegations from Tarrio, we have physical evidence that proves this is true—the DOJ attempted to coerce Tarrio into signing a false statement linking Donald Trump to the Capitol Riots.
In response, Trump supporters have united against this injustice—we will not stand by while criminal elements within our government try to use false testimony as a weapon against us.
When speaking out about his experience with federal agents pressuring him into lying about President Trump, Tarrio provided two names for further investigation: Jocelyn Ballantine and Jason McCullough.
Ballantine previously served as an attorney assigned in General Michael Flynn’s prosecution case; she also faced allegations during an inquiry into Strzok and McCabe.
As for McCullough?
He recently implored jurors to find Proud Boys guilty of seditious conspiracy.
This only serves as further proof that something shady is going on behind-the-scenes at the Department of Justice—and we must fight back against it.
