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Sep 15, 2021 1 hr 6 min

Aaron Babbitt – Episode 75

from The Greg Kelly Podcast

Aaron Babbitt, the husband of the late Ashli Babbitt, joins Greg Kelly to reminisce about the person behind the media's demonization. Ms. Babbitt was one of the protesters who ended up inside the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. on January 6th. Unarmed, Ms. Babbitt was shot by Capitol Police and ultimately died from her wounds later that day. Depending on which media you watch, Ms. Babbitt was either a peaceful protester unjustly murdered by an overzealous Capitol Police, or a violent rioter who posed a threat to democracy. But who was Ashli Babbitt, really? In part one of his interview with Aaron Babbitt, Greg helps listeners know the human behind the headlines. Mr. Babbitt discusses his life with Ashli prior to the fateful events of January 6th. Stay tuned for part two. The sponsor of today's episode is Semper Savage.

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Aaron Babbitt, the husband of the late Ashli Babbitt, joins Greg Kelly to reminisce about the person behind the media's demonization. Ms. Babbitt was one of the protesters who ended up inside the Capitol building in Washington, D.C. on January 6th. Unarmed, Ms. Babbitt was shot by Capitol Police and ultimately died from her wounds later that day. Depending on which media you watch, Ms. Babbitt was either a peaceful protester unjustly murdered by an overzealous Capitol Police, or a violent rio...

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