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  1. 12-31-2022, 09:28 AM #1
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    Suspected FBI Informant Texted Nephew Saying He "orchestrated" the January 6th riot on the Capitol

    In a newly released text message from the January 6th findings, suspected FBI informant Ray Epps was revealed to have texted his nephew saying he "orchestrated" the January 6th riot on the Capitol.

    "I was in the front with a few others. I also orchestrated it," Epps said to his nephew.

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    In case you don't remember, Epps is the man who is suspiciously being protected by the January 6th committee even though he can be seen on camera encouraging people to storm the capitol. Keep in mind, other people were arrested for far less than this.

    Tucker Carlson recently blew the whistle on Epps in a must-see video:



    BREAKING: Suspected FBI Informant Texted Nephew Saying He "Orchestrated" January 6th
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