George Papadopoulos on his time in prison: Standing ovations and ‘street cred’ in ‘Trump Country’
By Reis Thebault Reis Thebault National and breaking news reporter Email Bio Follow March 27 at 8:38 PM George Papadopoulos was headed to prison — and he was scared.
In his telling, Papadopoulos arrived at the facility by car and dashed inside, trying to avoid camera crews and photographers looking for a perp-walk visual. Inside, he got a warm welcome. In an interview with MSNBC’s Ari Melber this week, Papadopoulos claimed his association with Trump and his rabble-rousing about the charges leveled against him gave him “street cred” at the prison.
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