Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA-14) on Tuesday renewed her call for President-elect Donald Trump to pardon those prosecuted under the Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ) for participating in their civil unrest on January 6, 2021, in remarks delivered as attorneys representing January 6 defendants are reportedly filing to have trials moved or frozen due to Trump’s prior promises of pardons.
Greene confirmed in Tuesday’s remarks to CNN, which her team recorded and posted to the social media platform X, that she’s previously spoken with Trump about the release of January 6 defendants and noted his campaign trail promises to pardon them.
“This is something I’ve spoken to him about. He said it openly on the campaign trail, he will pardon January 6 defendants,” said Greene.
While some have speculated about which individuals Trump will pardon for allegedly trying to derail the certification of President Joe Biden’s electoral victory in 2021, Greene told the cable network she would like to see the president-elect pardon them all.
