Mother of four, school volunteer, and woman of deep faith,Nicole Gordon shares the unexpected turn her life took following the events of January 6. She describes traveling toD.C. with a desire to pray for the country and to show her support for President Trump. Her journey from thatday to a courtroom, her sentencing, and the spiritual road that carried her through it all is both deeply intimate and powerful. Now, with plans to write a book and preach in Uganda, she’s focusing on her next chapter and stayinggrounded in her faith and her purpose.

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In this latest episode, we catch up with Fi Duong, who firstjoined us on the podcast in 2022. Fi, a Marine Corps veteran, was accused of starting a militia, assembling Molotov cocktails, and surveilling the Capitol - accusations that he never faced charges for. Instead, Fi pled guilty to a felony forunlawfully entering the Capitol and was sentenced to probation, a fine, and community service. He opens up aboutspending three and a half years under house arrest, the undercover officer associated with his case, and why he’s hopeful for the future.

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Turned in to the FBI by his own brother and aunt—motivated, he says, by their hatred of President Trump—Kenneth recounts how that betrayal severed family ties, even in the wake of his father's death. Inside the Capitol for just three minutes, he picked up a pocketful of shattered glass as amemento before exiting. Despite the brief visit, he was sentenced to 90 days at Fort Leavenworth and 36 months of probation. Kenneth discusses what drove him to Washington on January 6, including the violent summer of 2020 and the tragic death of retired police captain David Dorn. An author and truth-seeker, Kenneth also previews his upcoming book Cornfields in Chaos, which explores his motivations and experience on that fateful day.

Kenneth’s book is available in bookstores and online at PSYCHOTICMONKEY: K. Rader: 9781664173491: Amazon.com: Books.

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