Rep. Clay Higgins, who chairs the Homeland Security Committee's border subcommittee, has claimed that FBI agents entrapped U.S. Capitol protestors on January 6, 2021.
Thenationalpulse.com reports: According to Higgins, the protestors were incited to violence by "Ghost buses" filled with FBI agent provocateurs.
While there has been no conclusive evidence that the FBI instigated the January 6 riot, several law enforcement officials have admitted that federal agents were among the crowd on that day.
The National Pulse reported in August of last year that former Capitol Hill Police Chief Steven Sund had told Tucker Carlson in an unaired Fox News interview that "There was a fair amount of law enforcement" in the January 6 crowd.
Sund said in the days after the riot, he discovered that the FBI had at least 18 undercover agents in the crowd.
In May of last year, an FBI whistleblower told the House Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government that the bureau withheld further CCTV footage from the riot over fears of outing "Undercover" agents present in the crowd.
In January 2022, FBI Executive Assistant Director Jill Sanborn refused to deny the FBI's involvement in the January 6 violence.
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