Daniel Penny, who was cleared of wrongdoing after he protected NYC subway passengers from a threatening man, is seen entering the White House on March 19.
Brian Glenn and RAV captured video on Wednesday of Daniel Penny entering the Trump White House.
Marine Corps veteran Daniel Penny, who became a household name after his reputation was viciously dragged through the mud for apprehending a threatening New York City subway vagrant, was acquitted of both manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in December 2024.
The heroic marine confronted Jordan Neely during a May 2023 encounter in a New York subway. At the time, Neely was acting erratically and threatening the lives of other straphangers.
Penny helped subdue Neely. The latter died in the aftermath of the struggle — and leftists immediately pounced on Penny and the New York courts charged him with second-degree manslaughter.
President Trump always understood that Penny was protecting the passengers on the subway and was not the animal the legacy media made him out to be.
Today, Penny is a guest at the Trump White House.
Via Midnight Rider.
Daniel Penny is at the White House today pic.twitter.com/DP1t9lXMnt
— Karli Bonne’ (@KarluskaP) March 19, 2025
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