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Trump pardoned 1,600 January 6th rioters, so Sean Penn is making a movie about the cops they brutalized. Trump is going to hate it.

Penn wrote the script and he’ll direct/ Warner Bros bought it, the same studio that handed him his third Oscar this year for One Battle After Another. Bradley Cooper is in talks to play the lead and cameras roll mid-2027.

Penn knows those officers personally. At the 2022 House January 6th hearings, he sat in the gallery between Officer Michael Fanone and Officer Daniel Hodges, both attacked by Trump's mob. Penn said he came as "just another citizen," there to see "if justice comes on the other side of it."

Trump pardoned roughly 1,600 rioters on day one of his second term. He called them patriots. His Justice Department then built a nearly two billion dollar "Anti-Weaponization Fund" for people it claims were politically targeted. The pardoned rioters moved straight to the front of the line.

Not surprising that Sean Penn has called Trump "an enemy of mankind."

Trump's DOJ also agreed to pay the family of Ashli Babbitt $5 million. She's the rioter shot by Capitol Police while trying to climb through a broken window into the Speaker's Lobby.

The men who attacked the Capitol are getting taxpayer checks. The woman shot trying to break the line is getting $5 million. The cops who held the building are getting nothing.

Officer Fanone was dragged into the mob and beaten. He was tased near his heart. He suffered a heart attack at the scene, a traumatic brain injury, and PTSD that ended his career. The beating only stopped when he begged the rioters, telling them he had children.

Joe Biden gave him the Presidential Citizens Medal.

Fanone voted for Trump in 2016. He watched the man he voted for point a mob at the building he was sworn to defend.

Warner Bros is calling Penn's film "an unexpected story about friendship." The friendship is between the cops who held the Capitol while Trump's mob tried to kill them.

Trump pardoned the men who beat them. Sean Penn is making sure America never forgets what they did on Jan 6th.