In his first public interview since being fired from Fox News, Tucker Carlson sat down with none other than Russell Brand.
The whole interview is fascinating, but one section in particular is key, when discussed the events of January 6th. As a reminder, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy had released 40,000 hours of video footage from the riot - which Carlson had begun airing on Fox News - much of which suggested a different narrative than the craven mob of killers the Democrats have maintained was unleashed on the Capitol by Trump's words and actions.
"I interviewed the chief of the Capitol Police, Steven Sund, in an interview that was never aired on Fox, by the way - I was fired before it could air, I'm gonna interview him again," Carlson said.
"But Steven Sund was the totally non-political, worked for Nancy Pelosi, I mean, this was not some right-wing activist. He was the chief of Capitol Police on January 6, and he said, 'Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, that crowd was filled with federal agents.' What? 'Yes.' Well he would know, of course, because he was in charge of security at the site."
"So, the more time has passed... it becomes really obvious that core claims they made about January 6 were lies," Carlson explained.
Roots alleged there were eight FBI human sources embedded among the Proud Boys on Jan. 6, along with 13 undercover plain-clothes DC Metro Police agents.
FBI whistleblower George Hill alleged during a February interview with the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government that the field office in Washington may have had "Undercover officers" and "Confidential human sources" inside the Capitol on Jan. 6.
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