We got a glimpse of how our bureaucratic overlords view the voters in 2016; when the DoJ, FBI, and CIA worked to influence the election. When their gal failed to win, they continued their efforts to unseat our electoral choice. But all of that was just a warmup for January 6, when they took things to a whole new level.
Thousands of MAGA supporters were intimidated interviewed by FBI agents for the suspicious behavior of being in the same zip code as the bombs on January 6 - oh, and attending a Trump rally.
Security video of the location where the DNC bomb was found shows a hooded "Person of interest" sitting on a bench while using a phone.
We've recently learned that the bomb investigation is being hindered by technical problems.
Even though the location of the DNC bomb was under security surveillance, D'Antuono testified that video of the bomb being placed wasn't helpful because "The cameras weren't the best." Apparently identifying bombers requires a higher resolution than identifying MAGA protesters.
The House January 6 committee investigated the bomb incident in parallel with the FBI, but hundreds of documents and hours of taped testimony have since been destroyed - in violation of federal records retention statutes.
Documents associated with the bomb threat that were not destroyed, were encrypted and the encryption keys have since been "Lost." Radio host and former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino asserts that the Secret Service's behavior on January 6 is highly suspicious.
Second, Bongino said the bomb looked identical to training devices used at the Secret Service training academy.
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