‘A Lot of Our Gun Safes Aren’t Actually Safe’: Jan. 6 Suspect Raided By FBI Addresses Liberty Safe Controversy

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The man filmed being arrested recently on Jan. 6 allegations has come forward addressing the backlash that ensued following news the manufacturer of his home gun safe, Liberty Safe, turned over his combination to the FBI.

On Wednesday, Nathan Hughes issued a video response to the controversy that has engulfed the safe company, describing how he came home to a ransacked and raided home, in addition to an open gun safe.

Update: Here’s what happened with my Liberty Safe and the FBI raid. pic.twitter.com/Tf4dTimHS3

— Nathan Hughes (@rallynate) September 6, 2023

“I guess the FBI called Liberty Safes and Liberty Safes gave them a master code to get into my gun safe,” Hughes explained in a video posted to X, adding, “I didn’t even know that was a thing.”

He continued: “And I come home to see my safe is open after I got out of jail. So, pretty crazy. Didn’t know safe companies would do that.”

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“So, I feel like a lot of our gun safes are not actually safe,” he added, though he did not elaborate on his potential charges.

Liberty Safe came under fire on social media Wednesday after word spread they immediately complied with the FBI’s request for Hughes’ safe combination, despite the fact no warrant or subpoena had been presented compelling them to comply with the request.

Enjoy bankruptcy, traitors

— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) September 6, 2023

Maybe change your name to “Tyranny Safes”

It fits you better.

— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) September 6, 2023

You have failed. There should be no back door to a safe. Welcome to bud light.

— AlphaFo𝕏 (@Alphafox78) September 6, 2023

After an attempt to tamp down the controversy with a statement admitting fault went in vain, Liberty Safe regrouped and on Wednesday night unveiled a new policy enabling customers to delete their master safe combinations from the company’s database.

“Today, we are announcing a change that empowers our customers with greater control over their information: Effective immediately, existing customers can visit www.libertysafe.com/pages/combination-removal and fill out the form to have records of their access codes expunged,” the company announced.

pic.twitter.com/EOvUXdOTkm

— Liberty Safe (@libertysafeinc) September 7, 2023

The company also indirectly acknowledged their willingness to share safe codes with the FBI, declaring, “Going forward we will require a subpoena that legally compels Liberty Safe to supply access codes but you can only do so if these codes still exist in our system.”

Liberty Safe’s new policies were met with mixed reactions on social media, with many expressing the company could not be redeemed from their egregious violation of trust.

https://t.co/VHTSpU65eH

— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) September 7, 2023

https://t.co/cbE7pPsYlp

— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) September 7, 2023

“We’ll totally delete your data and not give it to the feds anymore” pic.twitter.com/sPBqp06bNL

— Mostly Peaceful Memes (@MostlyPeacefull) September 7, 2023

It’s too late for this. Too many cases, too many companies. It’s time to stand firm now, and end the inch by inch betrayal of our freedoms through boycott and closing of this company.

— Grummz (@Grummz) September 7, 2023

And why would anyone trust that you will actually delete their data?

— Brian ‘Red Beard’ Keith (@redbeardbrian) September 7, 2023

Opt out? How about YOU should have ASKED customers if they want to opt in https://t.co/eIkCRVxJpP

— Jack Poso 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) September 7, 2023

Others, meanwhile, thought the company was making a good faith effort to rebuild confidence.

Bang

A+

Thank you @libertysafeinc https://t.co/gGZjhVXDwV

— Tim Pool (@Timcast) September 7, 2023

Liberty Safe gives all customers the option to have their combinations omitted from company database.

The situation sucks but this is a good move. I hope they keep listening and people at least acknowledge this is all they can likely do reasonably.

I see this as a win for us https://t.co/diWgOqJOpW

— TheQuartering (@TheQuartering) September 7, 2023

This is a step in the right direction… https://t.co/cPJfUDmVzF

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 7, 2023

A good first step but it’s hard to say that trust is anything beyond irreparably broken with this company.

Their entire business model embraces maximum deception. https://t.co/amA51JFBkM

— Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.today (@JordanSchachtel) September 7, 2023

Update: Liberty Safe attempts to clarify their stance and redeem themselves with their customers.

It’s certainly better than Bud Light, but is it too little, too late? Is there any way to fix this? https://t.co/wRnlH9LpWW

— Lauren Chen (@TheLaurenChen) September 7, 2023

Some online pointed out the company’s admission basically meant they had previously complied with other requests to turn over safe combinations.

Seems like an admission that you provided access codes without a subpoena in the past.
Sorry. Trust lost forever. You’ll never get mine back. pic.twitter.com/nX7T2uVelz

— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) September 7, 2023

Liberty admits it had no legal obligation to honor the FBI’s request to turn over the factory code

The only question is how many gun owners they betrayed by voluntarily cooperating with the feds over the years https://t.co/gvC4ZPvCzR

— Saagar Enjeti (@esaagar) September 7, 2023

So the agency knew to call Liberty Safe for the access code . . . Makes you wonder if this isn’t a regular process with law enforcement and Liberty Safe. How many times has Liberty Safe given access codes to law enforcement under such circumstances ? https://t.co/W2XIlAGJrR

— TheOstrakon (@TheOstrakon) September 7, 2023

And………….
How many times has Liberty Safe done this ?

I’m betting this was not the first time! https://t.co/CoqlpZsaaL

— Joe Sadowy (@JoeSadTexas) September 7, 2023

I submitted a FOIA request to the FBI. Let’s see how many times Liberty has opened safes for them, because “company protocols”.

— Kyle (@Dig_Ole_Bick) September 6, 2023

Digging deeper into the company, TPUSA founder and president Charlie Kirk discovered the Liberty Safe was bought by a liberal East Coast investment firm Monomoy Capital Partners in 2021 which has made major contributions to Democrat politicians in the past.

Liberty Safe was sold to Monomoy Capital Partners in 2021, a liberal East Coast investment firm. I pulled the FEC reports on the company and found approximately $400,000 over the last 10 cycles of max donations to Democrats like:

Raphael Warnock in GA
John Fetterman in PA… pic.twitter.com/WqnlQpPnrA

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) September 7, 2023

“I pulled the FEC reports on the company and found approximately $400,000 over the last 10 cycles of max donations to Democrats like: Raphael Warnock in GA, John Fetterman in PA, Mandela Barnes in WI, Mark Kelly in AZ,” Kirk highlighted on X.

“Liberty Safe’s current CEO, Justin Hillenbrand, was a founding partner of Monomoy and donated $4,600 to Obama for America. And we’re supposed to be surprised they betrayed their customers to the FBI as quickly as humanly possible? Boycott Liberty Safe.”

Can the company’s promises to turn over a new leaf save it from suffering the same fate as Bud Light? Or is this the beginning of the end for “America’s #1 heavy-duty home and gun safe manufacturer”?

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