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FBI Dir. Wray failed to participate in conference call just
Posted on: July 8, 2021 at 08:37:07 CT
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"Kash Patel, the chief of staff to the Acting United States Secretary of Defense under President Donald Trump, told Epoch Times host Jan Jekielek that on Jan. 4, 5, and 6 he was on the phone with President Trump, then-Chief-of-Staff Mark Meadows, Attorney General William Barr, and the Department of Homeland Security to discuss security around the Capitol, but Wray was noticeably absent from those phone calls even though his participation was requested, and it was in the FBI’s purview to help keep the Capitol safe.
Patel told Jekielek that the Department of Defense had offered to send thousands National Guard troops to D.C. to quell any potential violence, but Mayor Bowser had rejected the offer for what he believed were political reasons.
He explained that although it is the job of law enforcement to protect the nation’s Capitol, National Guard troops could have been deployed to assist their “law enforcement partners” through a request from the mayor, the governor, or Capitol Police.
before the Jan 6th protests at the Capitol:
“That’s what should have happened, and that’s what we told them they might want to consider,” Patel said. “But they flat-out rejected.” The former Trump official also pointed out that the FBI should have briefed Cabinet officials on whatever intelligence they had surrounding the Jan. 6 event, and could have stationed up to a thousand uniformed agents around the Capitol, but didn’t. Additionally, he argued, a temporary fence could have been put up to protect the Capitol building during the protest, but it was not."
Cabinet Phone Calls in Run-Up to Jan 6
https://amgreatness.com/2021/07/06/kash-patel-fbi-director-wray-was-noticeably-absent-from-cabinet-phone-calls-in-run-up-to-jan-6/
Interesting, in light of recent evidence the FBI, through it's informants, moles and undercover agents participated in the planning and instigation of the storming of the Capitol building.
Patel told Jekielek that the Department of Defense had offered to send thousands National Guard troops to D.C. to quell any potential violence, but Mayor Bowser had rejected the offer for what he believed were political reasons.
He explained that although it is the job of law enforcement to protect the nation’s Capitol, National Guard troops could have been deployed to assist their “law enforcement partners” through a request from the mayor, the governor, or Capitol Police.
before the Jan 6th protests at the Capitol:
“That’s what should have happened, and that’s what we told them they might want to consider,” Patel said. “But they flat-out rejected.” The former Trump official also pointed out that the FBI should have briefed Cabinet officials on whatever intelligence they had surrounding the Jan. 6 event, and could have stationed up to a thousand uniformed agents around the Capitol, but didn’t. Additionally, he argued, a temporary fence could have been put up to protect the Capitol building during the protest, but it was not."
Cabinet Phone Calls in Run-Up to Jan 6
https://amgreatness.com/2021/07/06/kash-patel-fbi-director-wray-was-noticeably-absent-from-cabinet-phone-calls-in-run-up-to-jan-6/
Interesting, in light of recent evidence the FBI, through it's informants, moles and undercover agents participated in the planning and instigation of the storming of the Capitol building.
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FBI Dir. Wray failed to participate in conference call just - BH O'bonga MU - 7/8 08:37:07
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