President-elect Donald Trump has vowed pardons for the nonviolent Jan. 6 protesters, and the man who received the lengthiest sentence of all, 22 years for seditious conspiracy, Enrique Tarrio, is asking for a full pardon come Jan. 20.

“No, we haven’t heard from the transition team at this point — I don’t think we expected that; we do expect President Trump to — you know, his words are in our hearts — so, I know that he’s going to do the right thing for us,” Zuny Tarrio, Enrique Tarrio’s mother, told Newsmax’s “National Report” on Monday morning on the fourth anniversary of Jan. 6.

Trump vowed to NBC’s “Meet the Press” last month to act “very quickly, first day” on those who were charged on Jan. 6, although there could be “some exceptions” if individuals had acted “radical” or “crazy.”

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