A U.S. Army veteran who faces 15 years in prison for his alleged role in the Jan. 6 riot says an FBI informant he knew from his military service urged him to join the mob that broke into the U.S. Capitol.
In an interview featured in Tucker Carlson's controversial three-part documentary "Patriot Purge," Mark Ibrahim said he refused the request and never even entered the Capitol building.
Ibrahim, a former Drug Enforcement Agency official, is accused by federal prosecutors of brandishing his duty weapon and badge to the Capitol grounds and climbing onto a monument to deliver a "Monologue." He's been charged with making false statements to federal agents, entering restricted grounds with a firearm and injuring or climbing on a statue.
Waller witnessed the events of Jan. 6, which he described, based on his experience, as "a political warfare operation." He pointed to specific places where he saw "Agent provocateurs" who attacked the Capitol with "a military-like precision," goading members of the crowd to cause trouble.
One person who fits the description of a provocateur is John Sullivan, who, as WND reported, was in the Capitol on Jan. 6, at the scene of the shooting death of Air Force veteran Ashli Babbitt.
Is the FBI covering up what really happened at the Capitol Jan. 6?
The couple said they were at the rally but never entered the Capitol.
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Thursday, November 4, 2021
DEA agent: FBI informant urged me to break into Capitol on Jan. 6
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