it was a pretty dramatic moment because mike fanone went up and gave this victim impact statement along with another officer who was also assaulted that day. and at the end of it, he said he hoped that kyle young suffered when he spent that time in federal prison and as mike fanone was walking back, there's this january 6th supporter in the audience who called him a piece of s. fill in the blank there. and was escorted quickly from the courthouse and banned from the courthouse for the rest of the day. you had this moment where they're squaring off inside the courthouse in terms of staring each other down, but the deputies were able to step in and pull that individual away before anything else escalated. so pretty intense sentence set down for this case. it's about what the justice department had been seeking for this individual, kyle young, who's now going to spend seven years behind bars. >> thank you. again with developing news we've learned that the next hearing set for not even 24 hours from now, is going to be postponed. this is what members have been told according to nbc news and

who handed this stun gun to danny rodriguez who was the californian who drove a stun gun into mike fanone's january 6. and had he pleaded guilty to a charge of that handoff he would have been looking at a much longer time. fairly a significant amount of time, shorter than what fanone believes this individual deserves. it is remarkable when you consider a lot of the support of this defendant were all about his family, how he's missing out, he has four kids. and you krl the fact that he brought his son. his son is literally in the video behind him, has his hand on his dad's shoulder as his dad is going around attacking officers. there's a moment where he throws up -- he helps throw a huge audience speaker at officers. he's using what they say a flash light, a strobe light, to disorient officers in the tunnel. he was all in on this battle. and ultimately grabbed on to mike fanone's arm as he was being abducted by the mob, made his way over there and tried to grab it. was involved in an assault on another officer, that other officer is a capitol police officer and described this battle as somet

so the last one i had -- have you seen that guy from january 6th, mike fanone? he's the hero cop.had a heart attack while they were beating him up. >> jimmy: he was attacked. >> also super sexy. [ laughter ] my single girlfriends and my gays, they all want him, the ladies and the gays. [ applause ] >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> yes. >> jimmy: the men like him too? >> the men like him too, yes. he came over in a muscle car. he's way straighter than you. [ laughter ] that's what i love about him. >> jimmy: who isn't, really. >> well, all right. so then -- this is like a normal guy, like he doesn't really watch tv that much. he probably watches sports. but -- because apparently some people do. anyway. so i was trying to think, who could give this guy a laugh? he's been through so much, testifying before the committee. my life is so short on heterosexual men, every so often i have to field it out to one of my subcontractors. >> jimmy: and i was like, is this minnie mouse calling me? [ laughter ] >> i didn't know you were on a lavish vacation. look, i need you to send a straight to the house by

been sentenced to more than seven years in prison for assaulting washington, d.c., police officer mike fanone during the january 6 insurrection. in related news, the house select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol has postponed its public hearing scheduled for today due to the hurricane in florida. in news from capitol hill, senator joe manchin has abandoned, at least for now, his proposal to speed up the federal review of energy projects by shortening public comment periods on proposed fossil fuel projects, while weakening environmental and public health laws. on tuesday, manchin requested the proposal be removed from a stopgap funding bill after it became clear it didn't have enough votes to pass. manchin's proposal had faced fierce oppositn from climate justice grps. food & water watch executive director wenonah hauter said -- "tonight's turnaround represents a remarkable, against-all-odds victory by a determined grassroots climate movement against the overwhelming financial and political might of the fossil fuel industry and its senate enablers." we will hav

police, helped throw a large speaker after police, and grabbed the wrist of a dc police officer mike fanone. he did all that have in the company of his 16-year-old son who he brought along to the capitol on that day. people who were in the courtroom say there were some tense moments today. officer fanone gave a victim statement, and in it he told young that he hopes hung suffers in prison. that led the supporters of the defendant to use expletives at him. then the two men ended up staring each other down. >>> the biden administration plans to erase student debt, but that comes with a price tag and it won't be cheap. that coming up. >>> two pipelines central to sending natural gas from russia to europe is leaking it's agreed it was sabotaged, but by whom? >>> vladimir putin set to illegally annex four occupied territories in ukraine russian state media reports that the referendums showed that nearly 95% of voters are in favor of joining russia. u.s. officials have warned the kremlin will rig the results just as they did eight years ago in crimea. according to the british defense ministry, ru

police officer, mike fanone, when the officer was taken by the mob, according to his plea young did all that in the company of his 16-year-old son who he brought along to the capitol on that day. now people who were in the courtroom say there were some tense moments today. officer fanone gave a victim statement. in it, he told young that he hopes young suffers in prison. that led to the supporter of the defendants to insult fanone with an expletive, then the two men ended up shaering each other down. >> eamon javers in washington. >>> the biden plan to erase student debt, but the plan comes with a price tag, and it won't be cheap that's coming up >>> two pipelines sending natural gas from russia to europe now leaking what caused it russia and european leaders seem to agree it was sabotage, but by whom oh, davante adams! what's up, man? we need to talk about that lucky jersey. haven't washed it in years. multiple years? i don't see any stains. it's lucky. - it's dirty. - lucky. - dirty. - lucky. - dirty. - dirty. - lucky. - ha! maybe lucky? no. dirty. you know what to do. good luck out t

police officer mike fanone will spend the next seven years in prison.e young a trump supporter at the capitol on january 6th sentenced to 86 months in prison after pleading guilty in may to a felony count of resisting impeding officers or assaulting. he brought his teenage son to the capitol and part of the mob that dragged officer fanone into the crowd and handed a taser to another attacker who shot fanone in the neck. he apologized hoping the former officer could forgive him one day and fanone spoke at that sentencing telling young he prevented him from finishing his career in law enforcement and should have been given a ten-year sentence. fanone added, "i hope you suffer." after fanone spoke a supporter of the january 6th defendants was in the courtroom shouting out calling the former officer an expletive. a brief staredown before he was escorted out. a long sentence for the man that committed the crimes and a federal judge, judge jackson, handing down the sentence made a longer and bigger speech about the people who drove people like kyle young to t