[Williams]

So his explanation is, he thought the Capitol was open. He was telling crowds “We have to go into the Capitol” and they knew it was so wrong they were shouting back that he was a “Fed Fed Fed!”
But he had no inkling of why they were calling him a Fed?
And all you have to do is say “I thought the Capitol was open” and you’re forgiven.
While they destroyed the lives of people who did much less. Including people who the police let in, who therefore “thought the Capitol was open”.

[Steve_Seattle]

"And all you have to do is say “I thought the Capitol was open” and you’re forgiven."

That is what the people thought who went into the Capitol when the police opened the doors and let them in! And those people were all arrested and prosecuted!! But not Ray Epps, who encouraged them to do that without having any authority to do so!

[carcraft]

Amazing, 5th Jan Epps says,”You need to go in there, the capitol building”. Then on Jan 6 Epps is on a toward urging people forward, telling a young man how to breech the barrier. Then he sees people getting into the Capitol Building and he gets upset and loses his nerve? Notice Epps never actually tries to breach a barrier, just in courage’s others. Epps gets zero time in jail while those he encouraged rot in jail. Pure BS