FBI Smacks Right-Wing Media With Stinging Fact-Check: No Sign A****a Stormed Capitol: The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians

rumitoid

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians — that anti-f*****t activists were behind the storming of the Capitol.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, evidence that was broadcast live across the nation, Fox News, Fox Business Network, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets attempted to blame “a****a” for the lethal attack on the Capitol on Wednesday as frightened lawmakers huddled under their seats. The attack left five people dead, including C*****l p****e officer Brian Sicknick.

FBI Assistant Director Steven D’Antuono said Friday that there is no evidence a****a activists were involved in the violent r**t.

Asked during a call with reporters about claims that a****a dressed like supporters of Donald Trump before storming the Capitol, D’Antuono responded: “We have no indication of that,” CNBC reported.

Several people who were photographed rampaging through the Capitol, including some who have already been arrested, have prominent profiles as outspoken Trump supporters.

The claims about a****a quickly began to emerge Wednesday afternoon and spread on social media, fueled by Trump disciples, including televangelist Mark Burns, who falsely declared the action a “staged a****a attack.”

Later that night, during the conclusion of the r**t-interrupted E*******l College v**e certification, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) also falsely suggested that members of the a****a movement were “masquerading as Trump supporters” as they attacked the Capitol. A baseless Washington Times article cited by Gaetz was later removed by the newspaper.

The false accusations were parroted on Fox and other right-wing outlets. All three of Fox News’ prime-time hosts ― Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham ― suggested that a****a or other outside forces could have infiltrated and triggered the attack on the Capitol.

The fantasy was also peddled by former vice p**********l candidate Sarah Palin, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.).

Gosar’s claims appeared particularly insincere. Just days before the Capitol attack, Gosar had urged a group of his far-right followers to battle the results of the 2020 p**********l e******n. “We’re fighting to the bitter end,” Gosar told the crowd. “This is our Alamo.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) falsely insisted Thursday that the attack was “confirmed to be a****a,” adding ironically: “Violence is not the answer.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/a****a-right-wing-media-fbi-fact-check-014252577.html

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

rumitoid wrote:

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians — that anti-f*****t activists were behind the storming of the Capitol.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, evidence that was broadcast live across the nation, Fox News, Fox Business Network, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets attempted to blame “a****a” for the lethal attack on the Capitol on Wednesday as frightened lawmakers huddled under their seats. The attack left five people dead, including C*****l p****e officer Brian Sicknick.

FBI Assistant Director Steven D’Antuono said Friday that there is no evidence a****a activists were involved in the violent r**t.

Asked during a call with reporters about claims that a****a dressed like supporters of Donald Trump before storming the Capitol, D’Antuono responded: “We have no indication of that,” CNBC reported.

Several people who were photographed rampaging through the Capitol, including some who have already been arrested, have prominent profiles as outspoken Trump supporters.

The claims about a****a quickly began to emerge Wednesday afternoon and spread on social media, fueled by Trump disciples, including televangelist Mark Burns, who falsely declared the action a “staged a****a attack.”

Later that night, during the conclusion of the r**t-interrupted E*******l College v**e certification, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) also falsely suggested that members of the a****a movement were “masquerading as Trump supporters” as they attacked the Capitol. A baseless Washington Times article cited by Gaetz was later removed by the newspaper.

The false accusations were parroted on Fox and other right-wing outlets. All three of Fox News’ prime-time hosts ― Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham ― suggested that a****a or other outside forces could have infiltrated and triggered the attack on the Capitol.

The fantasy was also peddled by former vice p**********l candidate Sarah Palin, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.).

Gosar’s claims appeared particularly insincere. Just days before the Capitol attack, Gosar had urged a group of his far-right followers to battle the results of the 2020 p**********l e******n. “We’re fighting to the bitter end,” Gosar told the crowd. “This is our Alamo.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) falsely insisted Thursday that the attack was “confirmed to be a****a,” adding ironically: “Violence is not the answer.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/a****a-right-wing-media-fbi-fact-check-014252577.html

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-win... (show quote)

One would think, that a crowd of 100's of loyal, patriotic folk, would notice if someone was committing violent acts and........................it twern't one of them.

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

rumitoid wrote:

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians — that anti-f*****t activists were behind the storming of the Capitol.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, evidence that was broadcast live across the nation, Fox News, Fox Business Network, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets attempted to blame “a****a” for the lethal attack on the Capitol on Wednesday as frightened lawmakers huddled under their seats. The attack left five people dead, including C*****l p****e officer Brian Sicknick.

FBI Assistant Director Steven D’Antuono said Friday that there is no evidence a****a activists were involved in the violent r**t.

Asked during a call with reporters about claims that a****a dressed like supporters of Donald Trump before storming the Capitol, D’Antuono responded: “We have no indication of that,” CNBC reported.

Several people who were photographed rampaging through the Capitol, including some who have already been arrested, have prominent profiles as outspoken Trump supporters.

The claims about a****a quickly began to emerge Wednesday afternoon and spread on social media, fueled by Trump disciples, including televangelist Mark Burns, who falsely declared the action a “staged a****a attack.”

Later that night, during the conclusion of the r**t-interrupted E*******l College v**e certification, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) also falsely suggested that members of the a****a movement were “masquerading as Trump supporters” as they attacked the Capitol. A baseless Washington Times article cited by Gaetz was later removed by the newspaper.

The false accusations were parroted on Fox and other right-wing outlets. All three of Fox News’ prime-time hosts ― Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham ― suggested that a****a or other outside forces could have infiltrated and triggered the attack on the Capitol.

The fantasy was also peddled by former vice p**********l candidate Sarah Palin, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.).

Gosar’s claims appeared particularly insincere. Just days before the Capitol attack, Gosar had urged a group of his far-right followers to battle the results of the 2020 p**********l e******n. “We’re fighting to the bitter end,” Gosar told the crowd. “This is our Alamo.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) falsely insisted Thursday that the attack was “confirmed to be a****a,” adding ironically: “Violence is not the answer.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/a****a-right-wing-media-fbi-fact-check-014252577.html

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-win... (show quote)

They lie.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

nwtk2007 wrote:

They lie.

Sure they do......................along with EVERYONE WHO WAS THERE AND CROWED ABOUT WHAT THEY WERE DOING ON THEIR SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS ALONG WITH THE INCRIMINATING PHOTOS.

JW

lpnmajor wrote:

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Actually, they did notice. One Trump supporter summarily trounced a younger male who was beating on one of the windows. Knocked him to the ground. I'll see if I can find a copy.... It may take a while because most of the stuff seems to be edited to leave out any of the positive stuff.

woodguru

nwtk2007 wrote:

They lie.

Everything anyone on the left says is a lie...everything the right wing machine says is gospel just like the bible.

woodguru

JW wrote:

Actually, they did notice. One Trump supporter summarily trounced a younger male who was beating on one of the windows. Knocked him to the ground. I'll see if I can find a copy.... It may take a while because most of the stuff seems to be edited to leave out any of the positive stuff.

Knocked him on the ground and tore through the window?

Wonttakeitanymore

rumitoid wrote:

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians — that anti-f*****t activists were behind the storming of the Capitol.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, evidence that was broadcast live across the nation, Fox News, Fox Business Network, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets attempted to blame “a****a” for the lethal attack on the Capitol on Wednesday as frightened lawmakers huddled under their seats. The attack left five people dead, including C*****l p****e officer Brian Sicknick.

FBI Assistant Director Steven D’Antuono said Friday that there is no evidence a****a activists were involved in the violent r**t.

Asked during a call with reporters about claims that a****a dressed like supporters of Donald Trump before storming the Capitol, D’Antuono responded: “We have no indication of that,” CNBC reported.

Several people who were photographed rampaging through the Capitol, including some who have already been arrested, have prominent profiles as outspoken Trump supporters.

The claims about a****a quickly began to emerge Wednesday afternoon and spread on social media, fueled by Trump disciples, including televangelist Mark Burns, who falsely declared the action a “staged a****a attack.”

Later that night, during the conclusion of the r**t-interrupted E*******l College v**e certification, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) also falsely suggested that members of the a****a movement were “masquerading as Trump supporters” as they attacked the Capitol. A baseless Washington Times article cited by Gaetz was later removed by the newspaper.

The false accusations were parroted on Fox and other right-wing outlets. All three of Fox News’ prime-time hosts ― Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham ― suggested that a****a or other outside forces could have infiltrated and triggered the attack on the Capitol.

The fantasy was also peddled by former vice p**********l candidate Sarah Palin, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.).

Gosar’s claims appeared particularly insincere. Just days before the Capitol attack, Gosar had urged a group of his far-right followers to battle the results of the 2020 p**********l e******n. “We’re fighting to the bitter end,” Gosar told the crowd. “This is our Alamo.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) falsely insisted Thursday that the attack was “confirmed to be a****a,” adding ironically: “Violence is not the answer.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/a****a-right-wing-media-fbi-fact-check-014252577.html

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-win... (show quote)

Yea right just like no f********t e******n!!! Could you people be more blind? Don’t answer that

Wonttakeitanymore

woodguru wrote:

Everything anyone on the left says is a lie...everything the right wing machine says is gospel just like the bible.

That’s because they on the right believe in t***h! That’s why they call us the right!

JW

woodguru wrote:

Knocked him on the ground and tore through the window?

Nope, stopped him from beating on the window with a stick.

CounterRevolutionary

rumitoid wrote:

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-wing media — and some Republican politicians — that anti-f*****t activists were behind the storming of the Capitol.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, evidence that was broadcast live across the nation, Fox News, Fox Business Network, Newsmax and other right-wing media outlets attempted to blame “a****a” for the lethal attack on the Capitol on Wednesday as frightened lawmakers huddled under their seats. The attack left five people dead, including C*****l p****e officer Brian Sicknick.

FBI Assistant Director Steven D’Antuono said Friday that there is no evidence a****a activists were involved in the violent r**t.

Asked during a call with reporters about claims that a****a dressed like supporters of Donald Trump before storming the Capitol, D’Antuono responded: “We have no indication of that,” CNBC reported.

Several people who were photographed rampaging through the Capitol, including some who have already been arrested, have prominent profiles as outspoken Trump supporters.

The claims about a****a quickly began to emerge Wednesday afternoon and spread on social media, fueled by Trump disciples, including televangelist Mark Burns, who falsely declared the action a “staged a****a attack.”

Later that night, during the conclusion of the r**t-interrupted E*******l College v**e certification, Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) also falsely suggested that members of the a****a movement were “masquerading as Trump supporters” as they attacked the Capitol. A baseless Washington Times article cited by Gaetz was later removed by the newspaper.

The false accusations were parroted on Fox and other right-wing outlets. All three of Fox News’ prime-time hosts ― Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham ― suggested that a****a or other outside forces could have infiltrated and triggered the attack on the Capitol.

The fantasy was also peddled by former vice p**********l candidate Sarah Palin, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) and Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.).

Gosar’s claims appeared particularly insincere. Just days before the Capitol attack, Gosar had urged a group of his far-right followers to battle the results of the 2020 p**********l e******n. “We’re fighting to the bitter end,” Gosar told the crowd. “This is our Alamo.”

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) falsely insisted Thursday that the attack was “confirmed to be a****a,” adding ironically: “Violence is not the answer.”
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/a****a-right-wing-media-fbi-fact-check-014252577.html

The FBI on Friday slapped down claims by right-win... (show quote)

Rudy Giuliani's videos of A****A r****rs at the Capitol (banned by google) certainly contradict the FBI report:
https://rudygiulianics.com/ use this one
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED On J****** 6th
YouTube Censored And Removed This Video

jelun

nwtk2007 wrote:

They lie.

Of course, everyone lies but you.

jelun

Wonttakeitanymore wrote:

That’s because they on the right believe in t***h! That’s why they call us the right!

And the nut job part? Where does that come from?

nwtk2007 Loc: Texas

woodguru wrote:

Everything anyone on the left says is a lie...everything the right wing machine says is gospel just like the bible.

95% of the time.