Reps. Greene, Gohmert, Gaetz, and Gosar tried, unsuccessfully, to visit the January 6 political prisoners twice earlier this year. They were turned back for no stated reasons. They sent a congressional letter and forced a confrontation with the DC mayor's office and the Washington DC Department of Corrections (DOC) staff just so they could inspect a jail that "they have the right, prerogative, and duty as of Members of Congress to inquire and inspect."

Greene and Gohmert (and their respective staffs) finally got to tour the DC jail where the J6 inmates are held, though the jail staff DID try to end the tour of the jail before the reps got to meet the political prisoners.

"What is there to hide?" Gohmert pressed. "The complaint has been that they've been treated differently than the other detainees. I thought tonight we were going to find out."

At that point, the tour had already lasted two hours and Greene and Gohmert hadn't yet met a single J6 inmate. After an 11-minute discussion, the tour went forward.

Greene and Gohmert met with roughly 40 J6 inmates, in what Greene described as a noticeably older part of the prison, which appeared to have not been updated recently, unlike the rest of the prison.

The political prisoners cheered as they met Gohmert and Greene. Some cried and all were visibly shaken (they were the only inmates on the tour to cry). They lined up to shake hands with Greene and Gohmert and began chanting "U-S-A! U-S-A!"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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