BREAKING: Sean Penn's next film is set to humiliate Donald Trump, telling the January 6th story through an officer caught in the Capitol attack, with Bradley Cooper rumored to star The three-time Oscar winner has written and will direct a new film for Warner Bros. — the studio behind last year's acclaimed One Battle After Another — that takes on the Capitol attack through the eyes of a police officer caught in the violence. Bradley Cooper is reported to star as the lead. And the details matter. The script reportedly draws on the life of Michael Fanone — the D.C. Metropolitan officer who was dragged into the mob, beaten, tased, and left with a heart attack, a brain injury, burns, and PTSD. Fanone was a Trump voter. He voted for the man whose supporters nearly killed him. Then he did what almost no one in MAGA world will do: he told the truth about what happened, publicly retracted his support, and was awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal by Joe Biden for his courage that day. That's the story Trump has spent years trying to erase. Because while he calls the rioters "patriots" and "hostages," the reality is officers like Fanone getting crushed in a doorway defending the Capitol. Penn sat beside Fanone at the January 6th committee hearings in 2022, saying he was there "just to observe... to see if justice comes on the other side of it." Now he's making sure the country never forgets. Think about the timing. Trump has spent his second term rewriting January 6th into a fairy tale — even trying to set up a $1.7 billion fund to pay the rioters, a scheme Rep. Jamie Raskin called "nothing but a racket" to reward "his private militia of insurrectionists, rioters, and white supremacists, including those who brutally beat police officers." A major film, from a major director, with a major star, telling the real story to a mass audience, is a threat no propaganda can match. Penn hasn't minced words about the man, once calling him "an enemy of mankind." His film is set to begin production in 2027. They can lie about that day in speeches. It's a lot harder when it's up on every screen in America, told through the eyes of the cop who lived it. If you believe the truth about January 6th deserves to be told and remembered — you're already one of us. FOLLOW us and SHARE this post so this film gets the attention it deserves.