Feds on J6 Clock: Statute of Limitations Running out for Prosecuting January 6 Fedsurrectionists
As Attorney General Pam Bondi reels under a public pounding for her secrecy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, she now faces a public incursion on another front. The statute of limitations is closing fast on any federal operative who might have played a role in the so-called “Fedsurrection” of January 6, and the clock is unforgiving. For a woman already under fire, the prospect of new outrage, questions, and potential indictments looms like a storm on the horizon—one that could make the Epstein scandal look like a warm-up act. The public isn’t just watching; they’re sharpening their knives.
Nearly five years after the January 6 rally, Adam Hardage—former CIA Operations Officer who was on-site that day—warns that Americans are facing a perfect storm of unaccountability, misinformation, and technological manipulation. Hardage, author of The Alpha Blueprint, was there in the crowd and witnessed firsthand events he describes as highly suspicious on many fronts. From his perspective, there were clear indications of coordinated actions that warrant serious investigation—and yet, to date, there has been virtually no accountability.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi now has only a few precious days before the statute of limitations expires for anyone who may have participated in what many have termed a “Fedsurrection.” This looming deadline adds urgency to calls for indictments of those involved in undermining the Capitol and, potentially, the democratic process itself. Hardage contends that such indictments are not just warranted—they are necessary to maintain public trust.
Of course, this says nothing of the calls for prosecuting January 6 Committee members who put forth formation that excluded qualified members who would have offered a counterbalance to partisan actors.
The pressure on Bondi has been mounting, particularly from voters who supported Donald Trump and expected deep-state operatives or apparatchiks involved in the Fedsurrection to be held accountable. After nearly a year of inaction, Hardage believes that the expiration of the statute of limitations risks sending a signal that the system is indifferent to serious misconduct, further eroding confidence in law enforcement and the rule of law.
Hardage also raises the alarm about the next frontier of deception: AI-driven disinformation. If the lack of accountability surrounding the Fedsurrection was concerning, the coming years may prove exponentially more dangerous as artificial intelligence enables lies to be created, distributed, and weaponized with unprecedented sophistication. Hardage warns that Americans must understand the stakes: without accountability now, AI-enhanced falsehoods could further destabilize public trust and democratic institutions in ways that are nearly impossible to reverse.
This story is about far more than Jan. 6—it is a cautionary tale of systemic inaction, looming deadlines, and the technological tools that will amplify deception in the years to come. Adam Hardage can provide firsthand insight, historical context, and strategic analysis for audiences seeking to understand what comes next in a landscape where unaccountability meets AI-powered lies.
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OPTIONAL Q&A:
- What specific events during January 6 did you witness that you found most suspicious or indicative of a coordinated “Fedsurrection”?
- Why do you believe Attorney General Pam Bondi should still pursue indictments despite the statute of limitations nearing its end?
- How does the Ray Epps case exemplify the broader failures of accountability from that day?
- What kind of pressure have you seen mounting on Bondi, and how is it tied to expectations from Trump supporters?
- From your perspective, what are the consequences of failing to hold any Fedsurrection participants accountable before the statute of limitations expires?
- How do you see AI-generated disinformation amplifying the dangers of unaccountability, and why is this particularly urgent now?
- In The Alpha Blueprint, what lessons do you highlight for Americans about identifying deception and protecting institutions from manipulation?
- What steps or measures would you recommend to ensure that future abuses or misrepresentations—especially those amplified by AI—don’t undermine public trust and democracy?
ABOUT ADAM HARDAGE…
Adam Hardage is a combat veteran, former CIA Operations Officer, and nationally recognized voice on leadership, national security, and the future of America’s children in an AI-driven world. A graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Hardage spent over a decade conducting sensitive covert operations across the Middle East and Europe, speaking multiple languages including Arabic. He deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and several other theaters of conflict, gaining firsthand insight into geopolitical strategy, psychological warfare, and the cost of freedom.
After government service, Hardage became a successful CEO, leading Remote Health Solutions to multiple Department of Defense contracts while advocating fiercely for medical and personal freedom during the cultural battles of recent years.
Known for his direct, high-energy commentary, Hardage is a sought-after guest on FOX News, Newsmax, OANN, and major podcasts. His mission now: equip parents and young Americans with the resilience, courage, and clarity needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
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