Smith documented her experience on social media, sharing videos and images from the event, including one where she could be seen next to a shattered window at the Capitol. Despite later deleting some posts, the Department of Justice has security footage confirming her presence and actions within the building.
In a now-removed Facebook Live session, Smith expressed her determination to join the riot, declaring, “we are going to go in here. Life or death, it doesn’t matter. Here we go.” She referred to the insurrection as a “prelude to the war that’s about to happen” and even stated it was “one of the best days of my life.” In a tweet beside the picture of the broken window, she warned, “if the news doesn’t stop lying about us, we’re going to come after their studios next.”
Following her arrest, Smith attempted to shift her narrative, claiming she was merely participating in a peaceful protest. However, her earlier statements and actions were well-documented. Now, she is not just requesting but demanding a pardon from Trump, asserting that she and others involved are deserving of forgiveness. Smith stated during her interview, “I think we all deserve a pardon… I think I do not deserve that,” emphasizing her belief that her actions were in line with following the president’s encouragement to be at the Capitol.
Interestingly, another participant in the riot, known as the “Capitol Shaman,” has also sought a pardon, reflecting a sense of entitlement among those involved in the events of that day.
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Summary:
Jenna Smith, a Texas woman who flew a private jet to the Capitol riots and participated in the insurrection, is now seeking a presidential pardon, claiming she deserves leniency for her actions. Despite her attempts to downplay her involvement, evidence from social media and footage confirms her participation in unlawful activities. Smith insists that she was merely following the former president’s orders and believes that everyone involved in the riot should also receive pardons.
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