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It's 800941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program on this Friday.

You know, it's pretty amazing.

If you go back in time, all the appearances, Christopher Ray, FBI director, who has now resigned

officially as of January with Donald Trump coming back into office, which is a good thing,

because he did not do his job.

He did not restore the world's premier law enforcement agency back to its former greatness.

Hopefully, Cash Patel will do that.

I have every belief that he will.

We can't weaponize our Department of Justice.

We can't weaponize our FBI.

We can't weaponize our intelligence community.

We can't politicize these departments, these agencies, and that's all

happened under the Biden regime. One of the things that we're finding out, and I made the comment

yesterday, I think the reason we found out yesterday in the IG's report about January 6th,, in fact, there were 26 confidential human sources

that were at the rally in D.C. Now, time after time, Christopher Ray was on Capitol Hill and was

being asked specific questions about this. He did an interview with Brett Bearer at one point, and here's his answer where he doesn't answer.

And the other Twitter question we get a lot is, did the FBI have undercover agents or paid informants or assets among the mob that stormed the capital on January 6th?

Well, as I'm sure you can appreciate, Brad, I can't really appropriately talk about when,

where, and how we use confidential informants.

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