Trump could pardon nearly 1600 January 6 rioters. Will he really do it?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Donald Trump has said pardoning his supporters who took part in the January 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol four years ago will be one of the top priorities as he starts his new administration.
45% : Trump has suggested in recent weeks he could begin pardons his first day in office, and may erase the federal charges of every single person involved.
38% : Philip Sean Grillo, 50, who urged rioters to charge, pushed past police to open doors to the Capitol, and smoked marijuana inside the building, reportedly told a courtroom last month during his sentencing, "Trump's gonna pardon me anyways.
37% : But how quickly will the pardons begin, and how far will Trump go?
27% : "Trump supporters who were charged with January 6-related crimes are jubilant
10% : On Capitol Hill, GOP figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene have lobbied Trump for universal Capitol riot pardons, while others in the party have downplayed the reality of January 6 itself, when a mob of Trump supporters violently stormed the Capitol to prevent the certification of the 2020 election results.

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