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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
@RepMTG

1. Chief investigator of the Jan 6 Committee, Tim Heaphy who told NBC, the federal government could’ve prevented the J6 riot if they took the intelligence they received seriously & acted on the threats they received about the rioters’ intentions that day.

During a Tuesday night segment on NBC Nightly News, justice and intelligence correspondent Ken Dilanian had an exclusive sitdown

8:17 AM · Feb 5, 2023

2. In 800+ pages in the January 6 Committee’s report, none of it included their findings on the failure of law enforcement to prevent the riots.

Pelosi was Speaker & was told the Intel in Dec & refused to put the National Guard at the Capitol like Trump requested.

3. “Law enforcement had a very direct role in contributing to surely the failures—the security failures that led to the violence,” Heaphy added.

Like when flash bangs were fired on a peaceful crowd.

4. Dilanian revealed how “people familiar with the committee’s work tell NBC News members downplayed that finding because they wanted to keep the focus on former President Trump. Committee members dispute that.”

Of course bc that would mean exposing Pelosi and not blaming Trump.

5. “Heaphy says the committee found the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, and other agencies did not act on the intelligence they had, including this online threat forwarded to capitol police January 5, calling for thousands to go to Washington & help storm the capitol.”

6. Nancy Pelosi is most responsible for security failures on J6.

Trump asked for the National Guard to be at the Capitol, she refused to bring them in.

So did Mayor Bowser.
Pelosi & Bowser put everyone’s lives at risk and people died as a result.

7. The J6 committee refused to tell the truth about the intelligence reports and the absolute refusal by Speaker Pelosi to secure the Capitol.

Instead they used congressional committee power for another Trump witch-hunt and political smears of Republicans going into midterms.