According to the Gatewaypundit, Donna Fiducia and Don Neuen, the co-hosts of “Cowboy Logic” on Real America’s Voice, have been using their platform to support the numerous individuals who have been imprisoned following the events of January 6th. Over the past two years, the conservative duo has dedicated themselves to assisting the so-called January 6th political prisoners.
In a recent episode of their show, Don and Donna presented evidence that alleges the Biden Department of Justic edited footage from January 6th in an effort to wrongfully convict innocent protesters and members of the Oath Keepers organization.
This accusation carries significant weight, and Don and Donna have taken the opportunity to showcase all of the evidence they have gathered. The segment in question is set to air on Cowboy Logic on RAV TV, and the hosts have also shared the details on their Cowboy Logic Facebook page.
Providing a synopsis of the evidence, Don explains that during the trials of the Oath Keepers, the issue of protecting Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn became a pivotal point. The Oath Keepers testified truthfully that they encountered Officer Dunn, who was feeling stressed and overwhelmed due to being alone and outnumbered by protesters. Recognizing Dunn’s vulnerable state, the Oath Keepers attempted to calm him down. They formed a semi-circle around him, facing away from him to shield him from the crowd. This account contradicts Officer Dunn’s final testimony, in which he claimed to have felt threatened by the Oath Keepers.
During the Oath Keeper trials, video footage provided by the prosecution was presented as evidence. This footage was sourced from the Stephen Horn video of January 6th, which is approximately two hours long. The specific segment in question takes place around the 55-minute mark, inside the Small House Rotunda, where the Oath Keepers were guarding Officer Dunn.
The startling revelation is that the video footage presented during the trials mysteriously stops just before Horn approaches the Oath Keepers. As a result, the court never saw the footage that showed the Oath Keepers protecting Officer Dunn in a semi-circle, facing away from him, and engaging with protesters to diffuse potential aggression. This crucial evidence could have substantiated the Oath Keepers’ claim of their protective actions.
Surprisingly, no Oath Keeper in any of the three trials had seen this footage until two weeks prior, when it was briefly shown during an interview with Jessica Watkins, an Oath Keeper. Watkins and Kelly Meggs, another Oath Keeper, both contacted Don after watching the show and confirmed that it was their first time seeing this footage. Furthermore, they speculated that the evidence had been altered or tampered with by the DOJ prosecution to undermine their claim of protecting Officer Dunn.
Don obtained the full Stephen Horn video, which is in the public domain, and compared it with the trial footage provided to him. He discovered some intriguing findings. The first clip, originally 9-10 seconds long, was actually 48 seconds but stopped just before reaching the Oath Keepers. The second clip, the longest shown in court at 3 minutes and 36 seconds, begins approximately 3 minutes after Horn passed the Oath Keepers. It features harassment of Dunn or other officers by some members of the crowd, but the Oath Keepers are not present in this clip. The other two trial clips were short excerpts from the longer 3-minute-36-second clip described above.
