In a stunning turn of events, the United States government has changed course, changed their opinion, did a 180 and has now agreed to pay nearly five million dollars to the family of Ashley Babbitt, the woman who was murdered during the January 6th Capitol riot by the Capitol Police. Yeah. Now the settlement has reignited debates about justice, accountability, and the legacy of that fateful day. Stay tuned as we delve into the details of this controversial agreement. This video is proudly sponsored by Blackout Coffee, fueling freedom and flavor in every cup. Whether you’re starting your day or burning the midnight oil, Blackout Coffee keeps you energized.

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So check us out. We appreciate your support. On May 19, 2025, reports emerged that the United States government agreed to a settlement of just about five million dollars with Ashley Babbitt’s family. Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran and ardent Trump supporter, was murdered by Capitol Police Lieutenant Michael Byrd as she was in the hallway, the stairwell, of the Capitol on January 6th. Remember, the only people who brought weapons to that event were the police, and this situation was totally avoidable and unnecessary. Her family’s wrongful death lawsuit initially was seeking 30 million dollars, and it claimed she was unarmed and posed no threat.

That is true. The settlement, pending final approval, marks a significant reversal from the Department of Justice’s earlier stance under the Biden administration, which cleared Byrd of any wrongdoing. The settlement has sparked a firestorm of political reactions. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, that ass clown, condemned the agreement, calling it a slap in the face to law enforcement and victims of the riot. His word, not mine. He accused the Trump administration of attempting to whitewash the events of January 6th. Conversely, the President, Donald Trump, and his allies have portrayed Babbitt as someone who shouldn’t have been shot, and Trump has questioned the circumstances of her death and has advocated for her family.

Ashley Babbitt’s death became a focal point in the aftermath of the Capitol incident on January 6th, and investigations concluded that Lieutenant Byrd acted lawfully to protect lawmakers and staff. The settlement adds another layer of the complex narrative surrounding January 6th, raising questions about justice, accountability, and the politicization of tragedy. The $5 million settlement in Ashley Babbitt’s case underscores the ongoing struggle to interpret and understand events that happened on January 6th, if you’re, I guess, an idiot. Because it was pretty easy to understand what happened if you saw some of the video. It was not what the politicians made it out to be.

And as the nation continues to grapple with the aftermath, the agreement here serves as a reminder of the deep divisions we have and the need for continued dialogue. Thanks again to Blackout Coffee for sponsoring this video. Don’t forget to like and subscribe and click the bell icon for more in-depth analysis of today’s pressing issues. And I also want to stop here and I won’t mention your name, brother. But when I was at the gun show in Marlboro, Massachusetts on day two, I was approached by someone who was wronged by our government and was incarcerated for two years because of January 6th.

And as somebody who was investigated thoroughly as well for that, that was the most humbling interaction I’ve had with a viewer and a supporter in my life. I’m glad you were okay. I’m glad President Trump did the right thing and got everybody out and pardoned them. And I’m just glad you kept your head up through it all because what you went through, bro, was it was really, really bad. So, guys and gals, I appreciate y’all. Please subscribe to the channel if you want to stay in the know. If you love the Second Amendment, you watch Second Amendment News daily, you’ll get it here on Guns and Gadgets.

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