From J6 Political Prisoner to Congressional Candidate | John Strand Speaks Out on Dangerous Laughter

From Political Prisoner to Congress? John Strand Isn't Backing Down.

Can losing your freedom give you a new purpose?

In this episode of Dangerous Laughter, host A.J. Rice sits down with John Strand—author of Patriot Plea, former January 6 defendant, and congressional candidate—for one of his most personal interviews to date.

John shares his perspective on January 6, his experience in federal prison, the aftermath of one of America's most controversial political events, and why he's now running for Congress. He also discusses writing Patriot Plea, his views on free speech, constitutional rights, government accountability, and the future of the conservative movement.

Whether you're interested in current events, American politics, constitutional issues, or hearing firsthand perspectives on January 6, this conversation offers an in-depth look at John Strand's journey and the motivations behind his campaign for public office.

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Duration

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