Ray Epps, right, conducting an improv interview. / IMAGE: RT via YouTube.
Posted on 03/24/2023 8:16:49 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Ray Epps’s new attorney, who is demanding on behalf of his client a public apology from Tucker Carlson under threat of a defamation lawsuit, is the director of a radical anti-Trump organization, a close associate of Media Matters Democrat attack dog David Brock and a former employee of Perkins Coie, the lawfare firm behind Russiagate and the Steele dossier.
Ray Epps, right, conducting an improv interview. / IMAGE: RT via YouTube.
Epps’s attorney, Michael Teter, sent a letter on Thursday to Carlson, demanding the Fox News host retract what Teter called “false and defamatory statements” that Epps was a J6 government plant.
"Letters seeking retractions and apologies are often sent when lawyers are preparing to file a defamation lawsuit," writes @alanfeuer — Trip Gabriel (@tripgabriel) March 23, 2023
Carlson and myriad media outlets have reported on Epps’s suspect actions connected to the J6 uprising, his dubious testimony to the J6 Inquisition and his connections to federal agents.
Teter — Epps’s new lawyer — is a former employee of Perkins Coie, the firm notorious for the grunt work and disinformation campaigns it ran for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.
The Democrat-connected law firm helped hatch the Steele dossier and actively collaborated with the FBI to push the bogus Russia collusion narrative. In the run-up to the 2016 tilt, Perkins Coie had furnished the FBI with office space.
“We have learned that since March 2012, the FBI approved and facilitated a Secure Work Environment at Perkins Coie’s Washington, D.C. office, which continues to be operational,” lawmakers wrote to FBI chief Christopher Wray.
And now one of Perkins Coie’s alumni is helping Ray Epps shut down Tucker Carlson.
Perkins Coie represented Hillary Clinton and David Brock wrote the David Brock memo after Hillary lost that launched the plan to take down Pres Trump backed by big Democrat donors.
I’m paying very close attention. I always have.
The American people deserve the truth. https://t.co/kzW19BKlQZ — Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@RepMTG) March 24, 2023
After leaving Perkins Coie, Ray Epps’ new attorney hooked up with Media Matters founder and TDS fabulist David Brock. While not threatening Tucker Carlson with lawsuits on behalf of suspected J6 fed plant Ray Epps, Teter manages The 65 Project, where Brock is a senior advisor.
The 65 Project was launched to punish lawyers who supported President Trump and to dissuade future attempts to overturn elections on illegitimate grounds.
Via FactsFirstUSA, disgraced Dem operative David Brock joins Adam Kinzinger, the New York Times, and others as an unlikely defender of Ray Epps...
Watch this video compilation and let that sink in...https://t.co/e6p2VVZ0A3 — Darren J. Beattie 🌐 (@DarrenJBeattie) March 23, 2023
Thank you, thank you.
Mr. Epps is on video at the scene of the J6 protests inspiring others to enter the capital. Which appears to be a crime given people are in jail for it today.
So:
1. Is his concern that he was committing a crime as an individual criminal and would feel defamed if he was claimed to be a government sponsored criminal? Is he a criminal more or less in the former or latter? What would be injury he suffered as a result of being claimed a government operative?
2 What laws allow any US citizen to commit crimes against their country or fellow citizens, simply because there a government sponsored agent?
3. If he was sponsored by the government, that agency is in part responsible for the death of Ashli Babbit. And the purported hundred or so others who ostensibly died that day too.
4. Given that other US citizens are being held and/or prosecuted for simply being there on J6 vs his actions - why isn’t he locked up right now?
Since the DNC, feebs, CIA and their mockingbird media are zealously protecting this one guy, unlike virtually every other Trump supporter that was on the scene, one is left to surmise that he played some role on one or all of the aforementioned's behalf.
They will dole out quite a bit of money to protect him, because he can name names. Well, up to a point. If it gets too hot, they will simply arkancide him.
Wonder if 'Ray Epps' is even his really name? Or was it supplied by a 'Spy Payer'?
Claiming someone broke the law can be defamatory but Tucker relies on videotapes of Epps in that area."
I would've written something similar, had you not gotten here first. That's also my recollection. I've probably seen all of Tucker's comments on Epps, and probably have them all saved as video clips, as well.
Tucker is very careful to say things like "We have the right to ask questions." Somebody SHOULD be asking these questions and we should have the right to have answers to them.
“I hope it ends up in court. Be interesting to see what kind of facts are offered by the two sides.”
That will never happen. Epps cannot risk discovery.
This threat of defamation suit will never be acted upon because of a little inconvenience called “discovery”.
Ray Epps just outed himself.
There’s plenty of video showing Epps egging people on and pushing the “insurrection” false flag event. Discovery would be very revealing, and ought to be televised.
IMO-—Epps is on thin ice.
Better to be “the dog that didn’t bark”.
Will he really file suit? I can’t imagine Epps wanting to go through discovery.
It means that a good many in, at least the former mob, are Trump supporters.
It means that a good many in, at least the former mob, are Trump supporters.
Epps sure does have a lot of well-financed democrat connections. What a coincidence!
Isn’t Perkins Coie the law firm that had an FBI office actually located in their building, as they are worked to orchestrate the Russia/Trump Clinton criminal conspiracy?
Good points. I’m surprised, though, that they think this rather obvious situation will go unnoticed. Or maybe it’s just unchecked.
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YES!
Precisely
OMG! Ray Epps’ attorney, Michael Teter, who is telling Tucker to apologize for showing Jan 6 footage, worked for firm behind Russiagate and Steele Dossier. I can’t wait until Tucker has an episode showing Teter’s connection to Russiagate. Hiring Teter is Epp’s admission that he is a Fedboy. Cripes!
Definitively.
I forgot to mention Teter is friends with David Brock, Pizzagate boy.
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