Must Watch: Tucker Carlson Raises Questions About Jan 6th Security Footage Showing Black-Clad Operatives Leading the Charge into The Capitol Building; "How Many Federal Agents Were Involved?"

Recently released security camera footage from the US Capitol captures the moment that the crowd first broke into the building on January 6th.

Instead of showing a raucous gang of violent, MAGA-clad white supremacists busting through the doors and windows, like the media claims, the ones leading the charge didn’t look anything like Trump supporters.

In the video, a group of Black-clad operatives can be seen breaking into the building, only to disappear seconds later as the crowd rushes in behind them.

Tucker Carlson – one of the only establishment media figures willing to go against the approved narrative about Jan 6th – showed the video and raised a couple of pressing questions for the public on a recent episode of his nightly show, Tucker Carlson Tonight.

He exposed the damning security footage to his 3-plus million nightly viewers with the caption “we finally know what happened on Jan 6.”

After pointing out that power-crazed US intelligence agencies have done this sort of thing before – multiple times, including very recently to conservatives – He had just one question for the people tuning in: “How many Federal Agents were there on January 6th?”

Take a look:

Tucker calls out the fedbois pic.twitter.com/mXcveej6r0

— Jewish Deplorable (@TrumpJew2) September 24, 2021

The clip that Carlson played is just a small part of the footage that was released.

In a video from a short time later in the same area, Trump supporters can be seen peacefully walking around and enjoying themselves as if it was a busy day at the mall… OH THE HORROR.

So much for the day that was worse than 9/11.

The leftist insurrection narrative, and Pelosi’s partisan witch-hunt, are a complete joke.

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