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But first, the Department of Justice Inspector General revealed that more than two dozen

confidential human sources were outside the Capitol building on January 6th of 2020,

including four who entered the Capitol building and 13 who entered the restricted area around the Capitol.

Our next Vice President said, for those keeping score at home,

this was labeled a dangerous conspiracy theory months ago.

Congressman Thomas Massey said it's no coincidence

that FBI Director Ray announced his resignation

just prior to the release of this report,

exposing activities of FBI confidential human sources at the Capitol.

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