There have never been reported acts of violence at Trump rallies over a period of years but the one time there is, it’s after a rocky 2020 presidential election on Jan. 6? MAYBE.
But too many pieces of this puzzle don’t fit and with recent video surveillance having finally been exposed to the public, many people are asking why it took so long for these videos to be shared.
What were political leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell, (amongst many others) trying to hide?
Americans remain with questions unanswered about Jan. 6 – particularly a possible involvement from the FBI.
The term “FEDsurrection” circulated through the social media grapevines and rather than political officials or our current sitting president aiming to ask the question and get to the root of truth, they call this a “conspiracy theory.”
But never-before-seen footage released on Monday by Tucker Carlson shows Ray Epps, a man caught on video encouraging the crowd to enter the Capitol building the NIGHT BEFORE Jan. 6, as well as a video of Epps spotted on Capitol grounds at least 30 minutes after the time he originally claimed when he testified before the House Select Committee about a text he sent to his nephew earlier claiming he was heading back to his hotel.
Ray Epps Lied in His Sworn Testimony to the January 6 Committee, and Surveillance Footage Proves It
"Epps testified that when he sent the text messages to his nephew, he had already left the Capitol grounds to return to his hotel room. That is not true. The surveillance footage… https://t.co/BxcXs8wh7D pic.twitter.com/IruGW4MHBq
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) March 7, 2023
But who is Ray Epps? And if there was footage found of Epps encouraging this “insurrection” the night before and newly exposed footage of him on Capitol grounds the day of, why hasn’t he been held accountable for lying under oath?
Because Epps has not been criminally charged, the speculation that he had worked alongside the FBI to coordinate the riot grows even stronger.
To add more fuel to the fire, when Sen. Ted Cruz asks FBI’s Jill Sanborn about Ray Epps and possible fed involvement on January 6 to which she responds with, “I can’t answer that.”
Replied tweet shared by @KanekoaTheGreat:
Sen. Ted Cruz grills FBI's Jill Sanborn on Ray Epps and fed involvement on January 6:
CRUZ: "Did any FBI agents or confidential informants actively participate in the events of January 6th? Yes or no?"
SANBORN: "I can't answer that."@tedcruz pic.twitter.com/aqQDu7HIKZ
— kanekoa.substack.com (@KanekoaTheGreat) March 8, 2023
According to American attorney Kash Patel on Tim Pool’s podcast, Ray Epps was also on the FBI’s most wanted list one day – end of the next day he was off the list. There are only two ways that can happen, you either DIE or you’re an informant.
Tweet shared by @KanekoaTheGreat:
Kash Patel calls on Tucker Carlson to release footage of undercover feds:
"Ray Epps was on FBI's most wanted list one day, and the next day he was off. There are only two ways that happens: you die, or you are an informant. Jill Sanborn, the head of the FBI counterintelligence… https://t.co/RALaXMKxX3 pic.twitter.com/8DJXX5JN1z
— kanekoa.substack.com (@KanekoaTheGreat) March 8, 2023
To paraphrase Patel’s comment, Americans want to know without a reasonable doubt whether or not the FBI and government agents were using undercover operatives and informants on the day of Jan. 6.
As more footage is released, Americans have hope that the truth will be revealed. There is WAAAAY more to this story and we’ll be keeping an eye out to see what comes to light, next.
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