Jan. 6 Defendant Unfazed by Charges, Citing Trump's Return
John Banuelos, accused of firing a gun during the Capitol riot, believes a Trump presidency will lead to his pardon.
- John Banuelos faces six charges, including firing a gun during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
- Banuelos expressed distrust in his public defender, calling them a 'public pretender.'
- He claimed he has 'nothing to worry about' because he expects Trump to return to office.
- Judge Tanya Chutkan advised Banuelos to be cautious with his statements in court.
- Banuelos remains in custody, deemed a flight risk and community threat.