“Justice for all”, here is the name given to a song recorded by former US President Donald Trump and incarcerated people after their attempted intrusion into the Capitol (United States), on January 6, 2021, which left five people dead. . The title should be available on streaming platforms from Thursday at midnight, reports Forbes.
The music of 2 minutes and 20 seconds is based on the oath of allegiance of Donald Trump which he had stated especially for the occasion at Mar-a-Lago. The other part of the music was recorded by an inmate with his phone when, like every evening, the prisoners sang the national anthem.
A clip soon online
To accompany the music of the group which took the name J6 Prison Choir, a clip should also be visible on Friday via Steve Bannon’s podcast “War Room”. It will show footage of the riots, including police firing tear gas and footage of Donald Trump during his presidency. Originally, the project was to be done without the former president, but when the latter got wind of it, he asked to be fully involved.
The funds that will be collected after the airing of the piece will be donated to a limited liability company run by Ed Henry, a curator. The objective is then to donate them to the victims of the events of January 6, 2021. According to a source who preferred to remain anonymous, the beneficiaries will be controlled so that the proceeds cannot benefit the families of detainees who allegedly assaulted a police officer.