Pure @davidafrench is here to tell you who the real God is, you rubes. The real God wants you to do what the government says, no matter how many boosters it takes, or what is in the shots. He's so Christian, y'all. https://t.co/1Fd6G889lM

— Nick Searcy, INSURRECTIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) December 13, 2021

The typical Leftist trolls really have no idea who he is, and after he obliterates them, they wished they’d have left him alone.

Here’s how: I don’t swallow every bit of bullshit the media feeds me like you do. You’re a brainwashed sap if you think Trump and everybody who voted for him is a racist, you hateful ignorant little shit. Come back someday when you’ve grown up a little and learned some respect. https://t.co/KpxSnuOi2f

— Nick Searcy, INSURRECTIONAL FILM & TELEVISION STAR (@yesnicksearcy) December 12, 2021

Pity poor them.

Well, maybe not.

As Hollywood currency goes, Searcy is a name, who works regularly in more than a few high-profile projects. That is opposed to the ones that simply ride off their name and have nothing of substance to show for it except E!’s Red Carpet specials.

Searcy’s most recognizable and beloved character is Chief Deputy United States Marshal Art Mullen on the FX series Justified. But if you’re a fan of Fried Green Tomatoes, the scene between young Idgie Threadgoode/Towanda (played by Mary Stuart Masterton), and Searcy’s Frank Bennett is quite memorable and pivotal to the telling. So are Searcy’s roles in Oscar-nominated, and Oscar-winning films such as Moneyball, Cast Away, The Fugitive, The Shape of Water, and Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri. In a Hollywood world that is turning increasingly beta, alpha males are harder to find. So, Searcy fills a particular niche that is anything but cookie cutter, and everything that is weighty.

When I interviewed him last Tuesday, Searcy was fresh off filming two Westerns back-to-back and taking some much-needed rest. He had a glorious beard, so I thought perhaps he was doing some side work as Santa! I said if he needed some extra cash, he could probably contract with the local mall and go for it.

“It might come to that,” he wryly replied.

But the most important reason for this interview was to talk about his latest production, a documentary called Capitol Punishment.

Both Searcy, and director Chris Burgard were there on January 6, 2021, and saw what really occurred that day, as opposed to what the legacy media wants the world to believe.

As FBI Director Christopher Wray blithely testified on Capitol Hill that BLM and Antifa had no involvement in the unrest on January 6, Searcy and Burgard saw and filmed agent provocateurs pretending to be MAGA supporters, changing their clothes in the bushes, and enticing and leading others to storm the Capitol.

There is a Big Lie, but it is our government perpetrating it.

I'm a Bernie supporter, what you guys call a lefty, & I always thought the January 6th thing was a protest that turned into a riot, nothing close to an insurrection.
Your documentary convinced me it was even less than that. This was planned alright, by the anti-Trumpers in power.

— Rude Ness (@58Schiessbefehl) December 12, 2021

“I mean everything they’re doing is simply to justify the crime that they’ve already committed,” Searcy said.

“You know the January 6th Commission is just a show trial to parade these people up there and say, go look at these insurrectionists.”

Nick Searcy and I talk about the plot to destroy our liberties and Constitutional rights, the tyranny of fear, and much more in this full 38–minute interview.

Give it a listen, and go visit capitolpunishmentthemovie.com to stream this important documentary.