

This is either gross incompetence by the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or gross dishonesty to cover up gross corruption and wrongdoing. Either way, it doesn’t look good for FBI Director Chris Wray. While being questioned by Representative Andy Biggs, Wray shockingly claimed, “I’m not sure there were undercover agents on scene” at the Capitol on January 6th, 2021.
.@RepAndyBiggsAZ: "How many agents or human resources were present at the Capitol Complex Facility on January 6th?"
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) July 12, 2023
WRAY: "I'm not sure there were undercover agents."
BIGGS: "I find that kind of a remarkable statement…You don't know?!"
WRAY: "I say that because I want to be… pic.twitter.com/rDDf2EVw3Q
This directly contradicts information provided by former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund to Tucker Carlson, who claimed that the “crowd was filled with federal agents.” It also contradicts the evidence of our eyes and ears, which clearly indicate the presence of Feds on J6.
NEW: Tucker Carlson tells Russell Brand that an interview he conducted with Chief of the Capitol Police, Steven Sund, told him the J6 "crowd was filled with federal agents."
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) July 7, 2023
Tucker was fired before the interview could air.
He says he will interview Sund again. pic.twitter.com/b0V75f62z1
Of course, Wray would surely like for people to give him the benefit of the doubt by assuming he simply isn’t aware of or overlooked a detail that ended up being important. But I would urge you to realize that they are smarter and far more conniving than this.
I’m curious whether there will be any consequences for lying to Congress and the American People to cover up their catastrophic inter-organizational conspiracy to divide and destabilize the nation while vilifying entire demographics of American citizens, or whether he’ll get the Fauci treatment where he lies with impunity and never faces any consequences whatsoever.
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Either Wray knows if there were agents there and just blatantly lied to Congress… or he doesn’t know and he is grossly incapable of leading a federal law enforcement agency.
I’ll go with gross dishonesty to cover up gross corruption and wrongdoing for 500
Of course he gives the lawyer non-answer, just vague enough to go either way and avoid any repercussions. Sadly if you know how lawyers speak this should be treated as an absolute yes as if they had a definitive NO they would easily say so.