far right rushes to embrace Tucker Carlson’s FBI-Capitol riot conspiracy theory

Screwy Louie Gohmert (R-Tex.) rose to speak on the floor of the House on Thursday, a sheaf of news articles in his hand and the spirit of a Breitbart commenter in his heart.

There’s been so much appropriate concern about January 6,” Gohmert said. “What happened that day. Unfortunately, we don’t know all that happened that day. There are some major, major questions that need to be answered.”

Among them? A report that had been elevated the night prior by Gohmert’s “friend,” Fox News host Tucker Carlson: that perhaps a significant part of the violence that day was spurred by FBI agents embedded in the crowd.

“This is scary stuff,” Gohmert said of the sketchy claims made by Carlson. “This is third-world stuff. This is not only third-world stuff but this is like [Russian President Vladimir] Putin kind of activity.”

The sketchy and quickly debunked claims made by Carlson. The Fox News host was elevating a story written for the website Revolver by a former Trump administration official (later fired for links to white nationalists) arguing that “unindicted co-conspirators” referred to in Justice Department charging documents referred to government law enforcement agents.

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Hows the weather in Beijing, commie?
 
So you believe having a lot of money makes you correct? I see why you are a Trumpy.

Yea, I am one of those damn republicans that believes hard work can bring rewards.
Are you still sitting home cashing china virus unemployment benefits? I haven't seen you in any movies since Naked Gun.
 
Yea, I am one of those damn republicans that believes hard work can bring rewards.
Are you still sitting home cashing china virus unemployment benefits? I haven't seen you in any movies since Naked Gun.

Trump is a trust fund baby fool
 
Another loon made the same claim.

March 22 2021
Trump Lawyer Sidney Powell Admits In Court That Her Rigged Election Claims Were Total Bullshit That ‘No Reasonable Person’ Should Have Believed".

A former lawyer for Donald Trump who made several false claims of voter fraud in regard to the 2020 presidential election is now arguing that “no reasonable person” would have believed her conspiracy theories.

Again, it seems to be a common tactic to avoid a defamation charge/suit. It probably won't work in Powell's case though.
 
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