SCOTUS Recap: Excessive January 6 Prosecutions Overturned 

All these prosecutors and judges and FBI Agents should be jailed for the rest of their lives

Those thrown into solitary confinement may have grounds to sue the government.

Jamal Bowman disrupted an official proceeding by pulling a fire alarm

Releasing the Jan 6th protesters and jailing Steve Bannon just days before the 4th of July is like something out of a movie. Also, fuck RU-vid for putting a context banner on this video.

You are really an important voice this period because we will be bombarded by a lot of gaslighting. God bless you Glenn.

The "committee" that destroyed their evidence is all I need to know about the guilt of the J6ers.

Glenn Greenwald is the champ

Glenn's analysis of this SCOTUS ruling is satisfyingly educational. Thank you Glenn.

Using a law to prosecute people that was never designed for that specific purpose is indeed overreach.

They should sue the prosecution and agents for wrongful imprisonment. These people absolutely should have known better.

Make peaceful assembly and protest GREAT AGAIN.

The Law is not blind, it has been blindfolded.

Thanks Glenn for your excellent and fair-minded reporting. I don't support either dominant political party in the U.S. -- both gawd awful -- but was disturbed by the wildly excessive sentencing directed at non-violent protestors on Jan. 6th. Ironically, the sentencing of these protestors was far more punitive than the Chinese courts were for the leaders of violent protests in the Hong Kong "pro-democracy" riots. Since China is supposedly the "authoritarian" government and the U.S. a "democracy" with First Amendment rights , it was mind-blowing to compare the leniency of China versus the U.S. Federal courts. Another irony is that Pelosi and the U.S. Congress were gleefully supportive of the Hong Kong rioters, while condemning Jan. 6th as an attempted coup.

Finding channels where I can get actual information is hard now a days happy to find this channel

Deprivation of rights under color of law.

Thanks for accurately reporting the truth. It is sometimes not easy to find in the US.

Thanks for doing real journalism Glenn!!

RU-vid censors comments.

Forget lawsuits - PERSONAL CLAIMS of damage need to made under common law, against the commercial bonds of EVERY man or woman involved in the jailing of the innocent. That's the only way to get at them in real life.

Principles before ideology.

It's funny now the Jan.6 people have already been dragged through the mud And the punishment has already been committed against them. Now they're starting to back pedal. The Reason why is because the goal has Has already been accomplished. Now they can roll back So it couldn't be done to their people.

Thank you Mr. Greenwald. You make things very clear. Love from Louisiana 💖🤗🇺🇸

Glenn- you rock. Thanks for diving below the surface and educating us.

Congrats; you earned a context box.

These flags from Wikipedia on RU-vid make me want to ask “who controls Wikipedia?” Who has designated this site as a source of truth?

shame on the prosecutors. They should know better. Their job is to not put people in jail. It’s to get justice.

I'm amazed at how professional and transparent Glenn's news delivery is. I have him as the top-three news guy in the USA today. I don't understand why he never reports news about Bolsonaro the same way he speaks about Trump. Glenn makes clear that he is against Trump's message but not the messenger. It would be great to see him interview or talk about facts about Bolsonaro. I hope the Brazilian people have the chance to know the great work Glenn is doing in the USA.

Tell still have not prosecuted the Cop who murdered an unarmed Woman

And liberals said Amy was going to be a "Trump judge"

RIP Matthew Pernas. So sorry you are not here to be exonerated.

Amazing coverage. And encouraging to hear about principled judges on both sides of the political spectrum. Thank you, Glenn.

I love and look forward to your breaking down the news.

How come none of the Fed's involved in J-6 were prosecuted?

Amy was one of the worst things to happen to SCOTUS.

Jackson has proven to be far more nuanced than many initially thought.

It's so nice to hear unbiased reports from people who care more about the truth than whose side is winning.

I really appreciate your informed, 'cool-headed' and unbiased reviews and analysis.

Jackson still doesn't know what a woman is, no respect.

Glen, thank you for being a reliable source of analysis amid a sea of propaganda.

Thank you for your clear explanation ❤

I come to this channel for truth. Mr. Greenwald shows the rest of us what courage means.

It's a question of being for civil liberties or against them. Our rights have been not only infringed, they have been stomped on. Know this: When somebody you don't like goes to prison for protest, remember that in the future that same law will be used against those you agree with. I tried to tell the USAPATRIOT Act people this. They had to learn the hard way.

This is really some Soviet bullshit.

This is my go-to channel. It's reassuring to see fair and unbiased journalism is still thriving. Thank you for shedding light on important issues that traditional media overlook.

You just did the “I told you so” magnificently. 👌

Very clear and succinctly presented - thank you Glenn! Well worth the time to go through his excellent presentation.

Glad you are helping us to discern the truth from fake news.

It shouldn't be so noteworthy that Brown Jackson "suspended her values and judicial beliefs" to join the majority. It's her job to be impartial. This should be the norm in all courts.

I wouldn't say they weren't all peaceful, but most were non-violent, not to mention the law they were using doesn't even apply to this circumstance.

Thank you, Glenn Greenwald for your articles that challenged the wrongful prosecutions stemming from January 6.

We love you Glen!

Best version of glenn greenwald.

3 judges on scotus said "ya, that's fine, twist and contort, do whatever you want to get your opponents". Clearly they have zero deference to their stated job.

It has ALWAYS been a principle of statutory construction of criminal laws to read them narrowly. Bravo Justice Jackson.

Well put, Glenn, and judges.

Whenever I need something explained in a clear, coherent fashion, I turn to Glenn. You're awesome, brother.

Funny how it’s call an insurrection when the only ones with pew pews were the Capitol police.

Thank you for explaining these complicated issues

Who remembers Supreme Court justice Scalia who ended up "dying" in his sleep after a pillow flipped onto his face at night? Yeah

Greenwald is incredible. Great analysis and kudos to Barret and Jackson. America may still survive. Jackson appears to be heroic, ruling for for Jan 6ers and also Trump in Colorado ballot case. She does not rule politicially.

The supreme court should be open 24/7 to clean up all of the mess

I truly hope that all these people bring up massive LAWSUITS worth billions and billions

Judges, including Supreme Court Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson, have immunity for decisions made in the course of their official duties. DOJ prosecutors have limited immunity, members of Congress have limited immunity, and other officials such as federal, state, and local police and law enforcement officers have limited immunity. Presidents have always had immunity for actions taken in the course of their official duties. By prosecuting President Trump, Democrats forced the Supreme Court to commit to writing the explicit terms of this formerly implicit immunity.

That was brilliant. Thank you Glenn.

Have the three liberal justices ever not voted as a bloc? It seems that diversity in thought only occurs amongst the conservative members of the court.

While I may disagree with your opinion on many subjects, I respect the hell out of your reporting and journalism. Not sure I can give a better compliment in this day and age.

If January 6, participants have committed the terrible crimes that the media keeps telling us they did, then why do the prosecutors need to stretch and twist law in order to prosecute them?

Glenn, both you and my OTHER hero, Dr Alan Dershowitz, have said the same thing about this ruling. I very much fall on the side of protection of defendants' rights when it comes to prosecution by the government, and I would hope that this is a view shared by everyone regardless of politics.

Seriously, Sarbanes Oxley?? These people are completely without any regard for justice

True reporting, Journalism at its best…thank you for a well thought out, expertly delivered article

Thanks Glen 😊

Thank you Glenn. Always come here to learn!❤

You know this is on totally point when YT puts up a Wiki Jan 6 Capitol Attack link on this vid.

Thank you for covering the Chevron Doctrine. Many people don't understand the importance of this ruling. It is, by far, the largest reason federal alphabet agencies were able to write policies to charge unlawful fees (read: taxes), impose restrictions on civil rights and many other infringements on US citizens. It amounts to taxation without representation and bypassing Congress to write laws.

IMHO, today’s journalist are generally trash. You, Glenn, embody the finest traits of what a true journalist was meant to be. Thank you for your integrity!

Outstanding synopsis Glenn

Thanks Glen for actual real journalism

Good for Jackson. She knows that this is bigger than Jan 6 prosecutions.

glenn, you are a beacon of light in a dark time. thank you.

Because of her background in criminal defense I was rather excited about Ketanji-Browns appointment. That perspective has been lacking on the court. While she was a disappointment on the Murthy v Missouri case her decision in this J6 case was on point. Also, her answer to the "woman" question in the hearings was very clever and revealing. " I'm not a biologist" . Think about it folks.

It's interesting that the SCOTUS dissenting opinion more or less said that it's absolutely ok to abuse overly broad or vague laws; That those laws should not be restricted to the context of the behavior they are intended to criminalize. It's even more interesting that the same justices, in dissenting to the Chevron challenge, hilariously contradicted that exact viewpoint.

Thank you so much from Germany for explaining the politics of the 'Nomenklatura' in the US. Media hete are in fact just a 1:1 translation of CNN talking points.

Great news thank you glenn

It's insane to me that the interpretation of a law changes so dramatically if you are pro prosecution or pro defense....law is law and shouldn't be flexible depending on who's looking at it and should apply the same for each and every one of us no matter what our political views are

Thank you for the excellent analysis, explanation and education (for me), Glenn.

Glenn brings the objectivity that we need

Please address “Project 2025” and recent SCOTUS rulings, especially regarding the Chevron Deference case. As with other lower court judges (public servants), should not SCOTUS also abide by a standard of ethics?

Outstanding report and analysis, as usual

Kentaji Brown seems to have a deep understanding of the meaning of freedom. I am very thankful for her

Love you Glenn ❤

God bless you Glenn.

How many J6ers will be released?

Thanks again Glenn

People will complain, but the Chevron decision was a good decision.

Please cover the statement by Clarence Thomas in which he decares Jack Smith's office was illegally formed. This is so significant. For those who haven't seen this, Viva Frei to showed this. Thomas's opinion addresses the fact s that Smith has no legal and office. GLENN, PLEASE COVER THIS

Very informative, thanks

Let those ads play. Give Glenn some of that ad money. He deserves it. Let those ads play.

Great reporting Glenn

Thanks Glenn.

Excellent topics Glenn , thank you