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I've been struggling with an incurable illness and have a do not resuscitate order. I received a handwritten letter from you, calling me the bravest woman. The love and support that came from that letter provided my son with a full ride to college when he graduates high school. I've been writing letters to him for when I'm in heaven, telling him what you've done for him. Now he has a responsibility to pay it forward, just as you have done for us.

It's Elias Costianas, and today, 02/12/2025, marks four years since the FBI raided me for peacefully walking around. Despite a pardon I received yesterday from President Trump, I'm turning myself in to the marshals at the federal courthouse due to a judge's order. The charges stem from the unlawful raid on my home. Through this ordeal, my faith has deepened, and Jesus Christ is my lord. I hope my experience can lead to positive change. Please share my story and pray for a resolution. The spirit of President Trump's executive order is clear, but the judge in my federal case is not honoring it. Thank you all, and God bless.

It's a week before Christmas, and my son has been incarcerated for 1,432 days, having been through 14 different prisons as a political prisoner. I visit him every Wednesday, enduring a long trip for just an hour together. I empathize with all January 6 families during these tough times. We hope President Trump will release all January 6 prisoners and commute their sentences, ending this political persecution by the Biden administration. My son is a hero who saved lives that day, and we want him and others to return home to their families as productive citizens. Merry Christmas to all January 6 families, and may the New Year bring hope for their release.

I want to thank everyone for their support during my recovery from surgery. I had successful surgery in January, but cancer was found post-op. I am now undergoing chemotherapy. It's been a shock, but my family is supporting me. I'm focusing on healing and taking time with my children. We ask for privacy as I complete my treatment. I look forward to returning to work when I can. My thoughts are with others going through tough times. Thank you for your kindness and understanding.

Congratulations, Brandon! Your resilience through political persecution is truly inspiring. With Donald Trump inaugurated as president, it feels like a new chapter is beginning for you. You've faced immense challenges, but you've emerged stronger and with your dignity intact. Your WalkAway Movement has had a significant impact, and we're grateful for your courage and leadership. We're excited for your future and the positive changes ahead. You remind us of the strength and determination that can overcome adversity. Though we can't celebrate in person today, know that you have our heartfelt support and love. Here's to your freedom and the bright path ahead. God bless you, and we look forward to seeing you soon!

I am in a Faraday cage to block signals. The system enslaves us, but we can break free. Life is beautiful without control and lies. I will keep speaking out. Thank you for listening.

I am grateful for the opportunity to serve my country, despite being a political prisoner for 372 days. I thank Jesus Christ for my liberation and appreciate all who supported me during my darkest times. Reflect on how, just four years ago, we believed in our rights, which now seem compromised by censorship, surveillance, and a two-tiered justice system. It’s crucial to take action; mere prayer is not enough. I urge you to contact your representatives and demand they uphold the principles of liberty and justice. If they fail to act, vote them out. We must ensure there are no political prisoners in the United States. In the spirit of freedom, I declare, "I’m free at last." God bless you and America.

I walked out of prison after being targeted by Biden's administration. Warned that they can come for anyone, not just me. The government's control threatens us all. Refusing to betray Trump led to my imprisonment. Democrats are indoctrinating kids and destroying industries. Trump's America was safer and more prosperous. I went to prison so you won't have to. Vote Trump Vance, 2024. Hold the law fair jackals accountable. Love my fiancée who stood by me. Let's win.

I'm in Larimer County Jail, and I want to share my experience. The support from everyone keeps me going during these dark days. Being locked up for doing the right thing is incredibly hard, especially when I have nothing in common with the other inmates. My daily meals are basic, and I have limited access to books and news. I urge President Trump to review the election records I preserved, as they are crucial for transparent elections. We need change before the midterms. To the American people, your support means everything to me. Never give up or back down; stand up for what you believe in. I appreciate the letters and campaigns supporting me. Thank you all for your kindness and encouragement.

My name is Jake Lang, a January 6th prisoner, and I've been incarcerated for 1,300 days without a trial. Despite this, I want to remind everyone that God is still with our country. We must have faith and continue our movement to reclaim America. Jesus Christ is guiding this revival, and His spirit lives in all who call on His name. I urge those who support Donald Trump and seek freedom for January 6th political prisoners to pray for us and for Trump. Our mission is to pray persistently, just like the widow in the parable who sought justice. If she received it, how much more will our Father in heaven do for us? Amen.

Thank you for your immense courage and the personal sacrifices you've made to defend freedom of speech. You've faced significant challenges but have never wavered in your convictions. Your strength has paved the way for countless others to express themselves freely. Thank you for your unwavering commitment. It has been a privilege, far more than a burden, and that continues to be the case.

Hello, America. I'm Jake Glenn, a January 6th political prisoner held for 1,422 days without a trial. Despite this, I find strength through faith. Are you connected to the living waters of Jesus? He sustains me during this trial. We must hold the DOJ accountable for infringing on the constitutional rights of those who protested on January 6, 2021. Many have faced long incarcerations for standing against what they believe was a stolen election. This is a grave injustice in American history. I urge you to turn to God and accept Jesus into your heart. He can heal and empower you in your weaknesses.

Thank you, President Trump, for my freedom and the pardon. My wife, Bonnie, has been by my side throughout this journey. It's our first time going to church together in over a year. It's been six days since my release, and I can't express how grateful I am for this second chance at life. I’m excited to be home with my family, attend church with my wife and kids, and contribute positively to society. I look forward to the next four years and believe this is a golden age. Make America great again. Thank you, President Trump.

Merry Christmas from the January 6ers, currently incarcerated. This is my fourth Christmas without trial or bond in the Washington DC jail. I want to share a message from the Bible, specifically Luke 1:67-79, which speaks of God's mercy and salvation. It reminds us to be grateful for family, friends, and the gift of grace through Jesus Christ, which embodies the true meaning of Christmas. We hope for a miracle this year, praying for President Trump to pardon all January 6ers on his first day back in office. We long to be reunited with our families. God bless America.

I am grateful and proud of myself for not giving up. Thank you all for your support.

I want to thank everyone for the support during my recovery from surgery. After a successful operation, cancer was found, and I am now undergoing chemotherapy. It was a shock, but my family and I are managing privately. I am getting stronger each day with the support of my family and all of you. I need time and privacy to focus on my treatment and recovery. I look forward to returning to work when I can. My thoughts are with those going through tough times. You are not alone.

I am grateful for the opportunity to serve my country, despite being a political prisoner for 372 days. I thank Jesus Christ for my liberation and appreciate all who prayed for me during my darkest times. Reflect on how, just four years ago, we believed in the full protection of our rights, which now seem compromised. We face FBI censorship, warrantless surveillance, and a corrupted justice system. I urge you to pray and take action. Contact your congressmen and senators to demand they uphold liberty and use their power to free the oppressed. If they fail to act, vote them out. There should never be a political prisoner in the U.S. Finally, I celebrate my freedom and wish blessings upon you and America.

Owen Shroyer expresses gratitude for the support he received during his time in solitary confinement. He mentions receiving fan mail and how much it means to him. He plans to share the information on his Twitter account so that fans can continue to send him mail. Today is his first day out, although he is still in jail. He talks about the weather and how refreshing it feels to be outside. He thanks everyone for their letters and hopes to host a radio show from prison. He appreciates the prayers and looks forward to returning to live broadcasting.

Today was great, and I decided last minute to come here and support these boys. We need to put pressure on the judiciary system to get them out of jail. I believe all these prosecutions are politically motivated. A recent federal court ruling gives me hope for a positive impact on our cases. I really hope these guys can be released soon. Thank you for your time.

During my 60-day absence, I aim to better myself and become a improved person. I challenge you to do the same while I'm away. Utilize these 60 days to enhance yourself. If I can grow in there, you can definitely do it out here. This is my final message to my beloved audience. God bless.

Speaker 0: "This call is from a federal prison. My life and somebody else's lives depend on this select upcoming election. It's so important that people go out and vote. Ray Epps had set me up at the front gate. My codefendants all went home except one, and I'm still sitting here. I've literally given my home. I've given my health. I was assaulted because of the fact that I wasn't plead guilty and turned off Trump. I've lost my father, I've lost everything. This is my only chance of getting out. Please, guys, help help us out, please." Speaker 1: "There's a lot of people out here who support you, and our prayers are with you." Speaker 0: "I gotta go." Speaker 0: "I love you guys." Speaker 0: "Please, you know, support us." Speaker 0: "I love you all." Speaker 0: "God bless."

I am grateful for being freed after 372 days as a political prisoner. I thank Jesus and Americans for their support. Our rights are disappearing, replaced by censorship, surveillance, and unfair trials. We need to demand change from our lawmakers and vote out those who don't act. Let's ensure no more political prisoners in the US. Thank you and God bless America.

To anyone out there planning to take a big leap, don't give up. Your plan will work, and if it doesn't, it will inspire others. We are all rooting for you. You have our support and admiration; we might even make a national holiday in your honor. I will definitely support you financially. And if you're into that sort of thing, I'll even write you some spicy letters should you end up in jail for your actions. We're hoping that you do it quickly and successfully. Power to the people.

I thank God for my release after 372 days as a political prisoner. I urge Americans to demand their rights from lawmakers and vote out those who do not act. Let's ensure no more political prisoners exist in the US. Thank you for your support, and God bless America.

This message is for my fellow Jan Sixers. I'm currently feeling overwhelmed with stress, anxiety, and depression, even after being pardoned. It's normal to experience post-traumatic stress after incarceration. Transitioning from prison back to everyday life is challenging, and sometimes I still feel trapped in that mindset. When you're feeling overwhelmed, take a moment to breathe and keep your mouth closed. I've found that staying quiet and taking time for myself helps prevent negative reactions. I understand what you're going through; I've dealt with PTSD as a Marine Corps veteran. If you reach out and I don’t respond immediately, know that I care but have a lot on my plate too. Remember to take care of yourself, breathe, and it will get better.