From Patriots to Prisoners: Inside the January 6th Trials w/ Mark and Jalise Middleton | Episode 4

Mark and Jalise Middleton, founders of American Patriot Relief, share their insights and perspectives on the events of January 6th. They discuss their decision to travel from Texas to Washington, DC, the atmosphere of the day, and the subsequent arrest and trial they faced. The conversation highlights the media's portrayal of January 6th, the suppression of evidence, the lack of a speedy trial, and the biased jury selection. The Middletons were convicted on multiple charges, including assaulting police officers and felony civil disorder. They also discuss the loss of constitutional rights and the double standards in the justice system. Mark and Jalise Middleton have experienced multiple delays in their trial and sentencing, with their trial date being pushed back five times. They now have new attorneys who are unfamiliar with their case and are concerned about being underrepresented. Despite their circumstances, they founded American Patriot Relief to serve other January 6th defendants and their families. The organization provides support through programs such as the J6 Hotline, Adopt-a-J6er, J6 Commissary Fund, and the Freedom Nest. They encourage people to get involved, educate themselves, and stand up against government overreach.

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American Patriot Relief: https://americanpatriotrelief.org/