Fox News host Mark Levin suggests putting Nancy Pelosi in “leg irons” over Jan. 6
on Wednesday tried to shift blame for the Jan. 6 insurrection away from former President Trump, whose supporters illegally breached the Capitol and assaulted the police officers defending it, and onto House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Pelosi, Levin told Sean Hannity, has been protected by the House committee investigating what happened that day. The speaker “will never be questioned because Liz Cheney has given her cover,” Levin said. Cheney, one of two Republicans on the committee,ever since she decided not to go along with the lie that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent.
“Nancy, what did you do on Jan. 6? Can we see your texts, your emails, your documents? Can we talk to your staff under penalty of perjury?” Levin asked, obviously peeved at the committee’s work, which has uncovered revealingbetween Fox hosts like Hannity and then-Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows. “And if you don’t respond, maybe we should put you in handcuffs and leg irons and throw you in jail with your husband, the drunk,” Levin continued, referring to former Trump adviser Peter Navarro’s
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