So we're talking on Friday, December 1st, 11 a.m. and what are we going to cover today?

Well, one of the hundreds of riders who attacked the capital on January 6th, 2021,

was a former rodeo rider who helped found a group called Cowboys for Trump in 2019 and his name was Kui Griffin and after

Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 election on November 7th.

As we all know, Trump didn't accept the election results and neither did his supporters.

And the Cowboys for Trump group was active in the many stop the steel rallies that took place

around the country after the election. Now again remember there's that famous

tweet where Trump tweeted on December 19th 2020 that there was going to be a big protest at the upcoming joint session of Congress on January 6th to certify the election results.

And when Trump tweeted, be there, will be wild, many people took him seriously and literally.

And Coy Griffin was one of those people.

Griffin was a featured speaker on a multi-city bus tour that stopped at several cities on the way to Washington.

And in his speeches, Griffin made statements like,

this is a battle and a war we cannot lose and there might be some of us that might

lose our lives and after Trump spoke at the White House ellipse on January 6th

Griffin was part of the crowd that marched to the Capitol.

And he ended up climbing a wall that separated the sidewalk from the west lawn of the Capitol

and then walked on to the inauguration stage that had been built in front of the Capitol.

Now there's no evidence that Griffin personally attacked anyone, but he was part of the mob that

overwhelmed Capitol Police with violence that day. the same mob that caused the evacuation of

Congress and the suspension of the certification of the results of the

electoral count. Now remember Congress didn't finish certification until 3.42 a.m. the very next day.

Griffin left the Riot, went back home to New Mexico, and returned to his job.

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