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Related: About this forumInformant Warned FBI Before Jan. 6 That Far-Right Saw Trump Tweet As 'Call To Arms' - MSNBC Reports
An FBI informant warned the bureau that a tweet sent by former President Trump before January 6 about a protest at the Capitol was considered by the far-right as a "call to arms." NBC's Ryan Reilly has details. - Aired on 12/21/2022.
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Informant Warned FBI Before Jan. 6 That Far-Right Saw Trump Tweet As 'Call To Arms' - MSNBC Reports (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
Dec 2022
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Yeah. He was the quintessential Republican: furiously unwilling to live and let live
peppertree
Dec 2022
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peppertree
(21,722 posts)1. Fascist influences are still HOOVERING over the good old FBI, sadly
Among certain factions, anyway.
Rhiannon12866
(206,934 posts)2. Yikes! Prescient cartoon!
peppertree
(21,722 posts)3. Yeah. He was the quintessential Republican: furiously unwilling to live and let live
While chock-full of dark skeletons himself.
Rhiannon12866
(206,934 posts)4. Exactly. And the Republicans have adopted his philosophy.
peppertree
(21,722 posts)5. +1
A lot has been said and written about how Falwell and/or Reagan were the "fathers of the modern GOP."
They err. It was J. Edgar.
Rhiannon12866
(206,934 posts)6. Now that you mention it, you're completely right.
Yikes!
peppertree
(21,722 posts)7. Thank you, Rhiannon.
It is what it is.