FBI SAYS CAPITOL RIOT WAS NOT COORDINATED BY TRUMP OR SUPPORTERS

FBI: CAPITOL RIOT WAS NOT COORDINATED BY TRUMP OR SUPPORTERS<br /><br />President Donald Trump asked the crowd at his recent rally: "You think [Biden is] running the government? He's not running the government."<br /><br />According to a Rasmussen poll, only 39% of Americans believe Joe Biden is the one making the decisions inside the White House. That's a troubling stat that tells you most Americans have no confidence in the man who is supposedly leading our nation.<br /><br />The FBI leaked a story to Reuters, admitting that they "found scant evidence that the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was the result of an organized plot to overturn the presidential election result."<br /><br />No connection to Trump-world: Four FBI sources told Reuters that after making hundreds of arrests “the FBI at this point believes the violence was not centrally coordinated by far-right groups or prominent supporters of then-President Donald Trump."<br /><br />...which is funny because for the past 8 months, Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and their mouth-pieces on MSNBC and CNN have done nothing but say the opposite: calling Trump and his supporters "insurrectionists." Not to mention, Trump was impeached over allegations that he caused the January 6 riot. <br /><br />This story was put out on a Friday afternoon news dump: When someone is trying to hide a news story from the American people, they release it on Friday afternoon. It's when we're transitioning from work-week to weekend, and least likely to pay attention to the news. This tells you everything you need to know about the FBI's and the media's intentions. After 8 months of blaming Trump, CNN still has yet to report on this story. <br /><br />[Source: Reuters]<br /><br />Reminder <br /><br />WE HAVE TO ACT NOW<br />Nancy Pelosi called the House back into session this week during their summer recess, so you know she's up to no good...<br /><br />Why? Democrats want to use the cover of Joe Biden's Afghanistan crisis to push through their $4.7 trillion dollars ($1.2 trillion infra