Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 3:26
#TellSwell | Former Police Chief Alan Hostetter has been sentenced to 11 years for his involvement in the January 6 attack! #CapitolRiot #Insurrection
Now, four of his codefendants were convicted in November of conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding, and a fifth, co defendant, Russell Taylor. He previously pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct an official proceeding. According to the release, this man here, like, see what I'm talking about? Now, you had all that power and prestige before your brothers in blue were on the line. Several of them died, several of them were injured because of mess that you continued to start
The issue with all of it that I just find completely mesmerizing is how now they're using circumstances like this gentleman that's a former police chief, being sentenced to eleven years, now they're backpedaling and acknowledging the fact that it's an inside job as a means of passively taking ownership, so that way the Republican Party can get back into the good graces. Because from the jump, everyone knew what this was
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:03
It, sir. You better teach. You better teach on it and speak on it. This is what I'm talking about. They always lying, lying, making it look like it's something that it's not, you know, throwing the rock, hiding their hand and saying, oh, it's this and that. Look, I can't wait to see how many people going to jail, okay? Because this was sent list
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Hey, Evelyn, I listened to your swell and the story that you shared with interest, particularly as I'm retired from law enforcement. I'm personally not familiar with the story that you shared, but I appreciate you sharing it. And I tell you, listening to it and just even watching the news nowadays, if you want to even call it the news, it the current events, I should say maybe it just leaves me personally speechless. I shake my head and it's inexplicable
Evelyn Phipps
@LadyFi · 1:20
I mean, we used to be a United States of America. Really, especially after September the 11th. It seemed like Americans really came together stronger than ever and we really committed to each other as Americans. It didn't mean that there wasn't prejudice or racial disharmony or anything like that, but it did mean that we were standing together just a little bit stronger. But now we've got anti semitism and we've know hate against the Palestinians, hate amongst blacks, whites. It's just ridiculous
