Donald Trump apparently cannot make up his mind about what happened during January 6.
Of course, that was when his supporters decided to storm the Capitol and
engaged in riots that injured people that caused all sorts of damage.
Many people have been arrested and
are facing serious prison sentences as a result of that.
And he has gone from calling these rioters patriots,
then referring to them as low class and then great people.
So he can't make up his mind.
Now he's come up with a conspiracy theory,
which I'm sure is inspired by tucker Carlson.
Let's watch. >> We're seeing Tucker Carlson,
Joe Rogan started to show that the FBI had some involvement in January 6,
we're urging supporters to go toward the capitol building.
What is your assessment as you're watching more and
more of this information come out?
>> The insurrection was November 3rd the election day.
This was a protest about a rigged election and
the people that were there, there was great love in the air.
I'm not talking about the Capital,
I'm talking about the speech I think was the largest crowd I've ever spoken before.
And I've spoken to very big crowds and some walked down.
I think it was intended to be very peaceful to the Capital, but why aren't
they finding this pipe bomber and how come other people haven't been revealed.
Because I think that we're more than just let's call them a MAGA people.
>> Well, there were FBI informants.
Well, there's some images and they said go to the Capital, go to the Capitol.
And those individuals were not arrested and they're on the screen, right?
>> It seems like that and you have BLM and
you had antifa people, I have very little doubt about that.
And they were antagonizing and they were agitating.
>> [LAUGH] >> You know who told them to go to
the Capitol?
Donald trump in the speech that he gave right
before they went over to the Capitol and rioted.
Donald trump did that.
So according to Candace Owens, Donald Trump should be arrested, right?
Donald trump should face some serious consequences for
urging them to march over to the Capitol.
My favorite part about that by the way was that he said he was going to go with them.
But then immediately afterwards he turned his butt around,
went to the White House, sat his ass down and watched the riots unfold and
didn't do a damn thing about it for a whopping 187 minutes.
It's just, it's amazing but who knows was maybe he's got a point.
Maybe it was actually Black Lives Matter that stormed the Capitol that day. >> The
funny thing is if Donald Trump actually
cared about peddling an FBI conspiracy,
he can credibly do it.
We're talking about black panthers oftentimes the craziest,
most lunatic people that infiltrated the group were cops where FBI agents.
Numerous stories of them just inventing,
quote unquote terrorist cells out of thin air and having people arrested.
Basically turning people into quote unquote,
jihadist terrorists like the FBI has actually done this.
This is documented that this is in the FBI's history, but
Donald Trump is he doesn't actually mean this is just another one of his dodgers.
And quite frankly, his people don't actually need elaborate explanations for
things or logical explanations for things.
He just has to breathe them into a mic and
they will believe it no matter how farcical or ridiculous his claims are.
>> Yeah, and look, unfortunately he gets a lot of help.
Well, first let me back up a little bit because just yesterday
we shared a story regarding Donald trump's statement about, first of all, January 6.
He's planning on giving a press conference on the one year anniversary of the rights,
which I'm sure it's gonna work out real well, really looking forward to that.
But in that statement, he also said,
everyone likes to talk about what happened on January 6,
but no one wants to address what my supporters were protesting that day.
I'm paraphrasing, but he's essentially saying, first of all,
he's justifying what they did while also simultaneously fully acknowledging
that the writers were his supporters.
So it's just amazing how that happened yesterday.
And now we're hearing this like conspiracy theory, which again,
he's parroting what Tucker Carlson has said on his show.
But what's also unfortunate is Donald Trump gets a lot of
help in spreading these ridiculous messages from people who I don't
at one point I didn't think we're as unhinged.
And so I did not know about this.
But apparently Joe Rogan has floated similar conspiracy theories
himself on his own podcast.
Let's watch. >> You're telling me the FBI is not
monitoring fringe groups and they were not aware of these people.
This was organized out of nowhere they pop out with the same size flags,
the same outfit on goose stepping.
They're walking, not boosting, but I'm walking in this at the same pace and
an orderly line like who organized this?
These guys look at these guys, where's the fat people?
How come they're all wearing the same clothes, do that again.
This is that, have you ever seen anything that looks more like Feds tell me that
doesn't look like Feds right?
>> It's like the 101st Airborne bro.
>> Look at this, these guys are all runners.
These guys look at that just got out of buds.
Look. >> Out of here.
>> They could be real.
>> Right, they could be real.
>> They could be really Matt Taibi, I'm an unreliable source and
I'm a comedian, but looking at that, I'm calling.
>> Nice. Yeah because Capitol rioters who happened
to be Trump supporters or all of them have to be fat and what was that like?
What was that?
And then that's how I be like Matt Taibi, who was like during the economic
collapse in 2008, his reporting on the financial industry was amazing,
and now he's devolved into like a conspiracy enabler.
What was that?
That was embarrassing but no, if your Capital writer/Trump supporter,
you have to be fat because if you're not, you're the feds obviously.
>> Well, to be fair to our friend, Joe, if you've ever seen the Trump rally,
he's not exactly completely wrong there..
[LAUGH] If we're gonna be we gotta be at least
a little charitable to his cockamamie theory,
like these people aren't always the most felt in shape people.
I for one, I'm not mad at it, obviously it's hair brained and
kooky, but it's not the most ridiculous thing Joe Rogan's ever said.
That does not speak highly of Joe Rogan, he was like,
I don't he wasn't always like this, right?
I've been on his podcast years and years ago, twice.
Super reasonable guy back then.
I don't know what happened, I don't okay, whatever,
but there are a lot of people who fall under that, what happened category,
including Matt Taibi unfortunately.
But it is what it is,
people are going to believe the conspiracy theories they want to believe.
Of course right wingers are going to want to deflect or pass the blame on
whatever group they don't like, but let's just keep it real, okay.
Trump supporters stormed the capitol that day, engaged in a riot,
because they didn't like the results of our democratic process.
That's what happened that day.
And a lot of them are either facing lengthy prison sentences now or
have already been given lengthy prison sentences.
So anyone who happens to be a Trump supporter who thinks like,
no, this behavior is totally okay.
I understand that the actual elites,
the people in positions of power who encourage you, who go to tell you
to do things like this, they don't face any consequences, but you will.
And honestly, no one's coming to your rescue Trump didn't pardon a damn writer,
not a damn person.
Didn't look out for a damn person didn't help with their legal defense,
nothing because they're all pawns.
They're all used by Trump, just like most elitist and people in positions of power.
These supporters are disposable to Trump I just wish they realize that