Trump and the J6 Prison Choir Hook Up for Fundraiser Song

Donald Trump and a group of imprisoned minions who rioted for Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud collaborated to release a new “patriotic” song called “Justice For All.”

*** Four Barfbag Alert

In the “song,” the ex-president recites the Pledge of Allegiance as about 20 inmates sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” over the phone.

They chant “USA” as the song ends.

According to a report, the inmates sing the national anthem at the jail nightly.

For the mash-up the Former Guy recorded the Pledge of Allegiance at Mar-a-Lago a few weeks ago, while the choir boys made their recording over a jailhouse phone about a month ago.

Kash Patel and conservative commentator Ed Henry spearheaded the project, and was produced by an unnamed “major recording artist.”

Ha-ha-ha.

Proceeds are said to benefit the families of those imprisoned for participating in the Capitol riots, which left five people dead.

(Yeah, riiight.)

  • Funds raised by the project are funneled to an LLC run by Henry, who will disperse the profits.
  • Henry has also created an online community on a crowdfunding site that costs $10 per month to join.
  • Recipients will be vetted to make sure proceeds will not be funneled to families of any who attacked a police officer.

Forbes, Raw Story

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