The Michael Fanone Show

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

My 20-year law enforcement career ended because I spoke out against the administration's role in the insurrection. I lost my pension and medical benefits, all for doing my job to protect Congress and the peaceful transfer of power. Follow and for more.

05/20/2026

Comparing the suffering of historically oppressed communities like Native Americans and African Americans to the events of January 6th minimizes genuine trauma. One involved systemic injustice, the other violent crime.

05/20/2026

In 200 days, Democratic leaders must clearly define boundaries against this lawlessness. This un-American rampage by a tyrant and his cult is intolerable.

05/20/2026

Drawing a direct line between current events and the Confederacy isn't a stretch. This is about reparations to those who betrayed the nation. Racism remains the core motivator for MAGA.

05/20/2026

Pardoning violent insurrectionists, especially on National Peace Officers Memorial Week, is a cruel act that disregards the sacrifices of law enforcement. It's a blatant insult, rubbing salt in the wounds of officers who fought and risked their lives. This cruelty is the point. Follow and for more.

05/20/2026

It's mind-boggling that reparations are being considered for white supremacists, while Black Americans, descendants of slaves, have been owed this for centuries. This is a gross injustice.

05/20/2026

No one has normalized political violence like Donald Trump and the enabling Republican Party. He's literally funding violent criminals who acted on his behalf. This is a dangerous precedent.

05/19/2026

Many people still believe January 6th was an inside job, viewing the participants as heroes. With pardons and payouts, it feels like accountability for the Capitol officers who defended it is being disregarded. This is deeply upsetting to those who fought to protect lives.