Live from D.C. Jail Jan 6 Protester Green Beret Jeremy Brown Speaks Out!

Brown joined the Army in October 1992, according to military service records, and retired as a master sergeant in October 2012. He served as an infantryman, a Special Forces communications sergeant, and a Special Forces senior sergeant during his career. Brown deployed to combat four times during his career, including stints in Iraq from October 2007 to May 2008 and from January to July 2009, and deployments to Afghanistan from January to March 2005 and May to August 2011. Brown had also run as a Republican in a Florida district in 2020, but dropped out before the general election. The FBI began investigating Brown after a witness who said they’d known him for “multiple years” made a complaint. The witness provided the FBI with publicly available photos of Brown wearing tactical gear on Jan. 5, but said they were unsure if Brown actually entered the Capitol on Jan. 6. On Wednesday, Brown was charged with knowingly entering a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority and knowingly disrupting the orderly conduct of government business or official functions, according to the Justice Department. Court records say that he organized a trip to Washington, D.C., days before supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol building. Join national political commentator/host of America First Patriot Podcast Chauncey I. Brown III and jailed Green Beret Jeremy Brown.