FBI Has TWENTY SIX Informants At J6 IG Report Exposes, AOC WAS RIGHT w/Mike Davis - Timcast IRL

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Tim Pool (0:01)

So a new report has come out from the IG exposing that there were 26 FBI informants at the Capitol on January 6, and most of them were involved. Several of them went inside. And so I can only say that proves it. AOC was right. That's right. AOC said a couple years ago that J6 was an inside job and she demanded answers. I'm actually not kidding. She said police were involved, but it's politic. It's not politically expedient to investigate why cops were letting people in and opening doors. Good question, aoc. I agree with you. If AOC says it, I must be allowed to say it too. If the media gets mad about it. No, take it up with her. The crazy thing about the story, though, is that most media outlets are burying the lead, covering it up or outright lying through manipulative context. While we know that 26 informants were there and a part of the. Right. And in the building. What's the headline say for some of these stories? FBI had no employees in the building or in the crowd. Well, that's weird. That's not what we're saying. They're definitely trying to cover up. So we'll talk about that then. I just absolutely have to. There's a story from CNN they put out claiming that they uncovered a prison and a man was inside. And literally everybody on X is saying it's clearly staged and fake. Now, far be it for me to know for sure because, you know, you gotta have the evidence. But I can just say this. The man they found in this prison, they claimed had been locked up with no windows for three months and hadn't had any water or food for five days. He easily stands up of his own volition, stares at the sky and says, the light. The light. Everybody knows that you can't even go 10 hours in the dark and then try and stare at this. Stare up at the sky because you don't even like it when your. When your wife or husband turns the light on. But we'll talk about that story too. We got a bunch of other stories that we will get into before we get started, my friends. Head over to cast brew.com by Casper Coffee. We got some good coffee. We got stand your grounds, medium roast. We've got rise with Alberto Jr. And of course, everyone's favorite Appalachian nights. Then of course, hop over to boonieshq.com guys the step on snack and find out skateboards are back in stock. We struggle to keep these in stock because it's actually not super easy to manufacture skateboards we have a small American based shop Made in America and they'll make the boards and do the printing and the pressing and all that. But we only, we only get, I think around it might be like 30 or so per batch. So I try to keep you guys informed. Once they come back and stop in stock, step on snack and find out@boonieshq.com also head over to timcast.com click join us. Become a member. And not only will you get access to the members only uncensored show which will be coming up tonight at 10pm and our Discord server where you can talk to and hang out with like minded individuals and even submit questions to call in and talk to this on the show. Like I said. But you'll get a special discount on Cast Brew coffee@cast brew.com 15% off for life when you become a member@simcast.com so smash that like button. Share the show with everyone you know. Joining us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Mike Davis.

Summary

Episode Summary: "FBI Has TWENTY SIX Informants At J6 IG Report Exposes, AOC WAS Right w/Mike Davis"

Introduction

In this episode of Timcast IRL, host Tim Pool delves into the recent revelations from the Justice Department's Inspector General (IG) report, which uncovers that the FBI deployed 26 informants during the January 6th Capitol riot. Joined by guest Mike Davis, founder of the Article 3 Project, Pool examines the implications of these findings, supports Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's (AOC) earlier claims regarding potential inside involvement in the riots, and criticizes mainstream media's handling of the story. The discussion extends to broader themes of government overreach, media manipulation, and the future of independent media in a corporatized landscape.

Key Topics and Discussions

FBI Informants at January 6th Capitol Riot
- Revelations from the IG Report:
  - Tim Pool introduces the cornerstone of the episode by highlighting the IG report's findings that the FBI had 26 confidential human sources (CHSs) present at the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Notably, most of these informants were actively involved in the chaos, with several entering restricted areas within the Capitol.
  - Notable Quote:
    
    "So a new report has come out from the IG exposing that there were 26 FBI informants at the Capitol on January 6, and most of them were involved. Several of them went inside. And so I can only say that proves it. AOC was right." ([00:01])
- Support for AOC’s Claims:
  - Pool emphasizes that these findings validate AOC's previous assertions that suggested potential inside facilitation of the riots by law enforcement.
  - Notable Quote:
    
    "AOC was right. I'm actually not kidding. She said police were involved, but it's politic. It's not politically expedient to investigate why cops were letting people in and opening doors." ([00:01]-[07:12])
- Guest Insights with Mike Davis:
  - Mike Davis elaborates on the implications of the report, arguing that the FBI's involvement was part of a broader strategy to undermine President Trump's influence and political movement.
  - Notable Quote:
    
    "What they wanted happened is they're trying to look at January 6th and lump everyone together, call them insurrectionist, even though no one was charged with insurrection." ([03:00]-[05:00])
Mainstream Media’s Handling of the Report
- Critique of Media Narratives:
  - Pool criticizes how mainstream media outlets have downplayed or misrepresented the presence and actions of FBI informants, often contradicting the IG report’s findings.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "What's the headline say for some of these stories? FBI had no employees in the building or in the crowd. Well, that's weird. That's not what we're saying. They're definitely trying to cover up." ([07:12])
    
    "The media is lying to you and colludes with these intelligence elements. This is why MSNBC and CNN hire retired intel guys. Yeah, it's because one big incestuous family tree." ([18:24]-[18:44])
- Comparison with New York Post:
  - The New York Post is highlighted for leading with the story, in contrast to more conservative outlets that tend to bury the lead.
  - Notable Quote:
    
    "Well, of course, that's why I'm not bringing you up. And the New York Post did too, about it." ([18:44]-[18:45])
Legal and Political Repercussions
- Potential Pardons and Charges:
  - Discussion around President Trump's promise to pardon many of those involved in the January 6th events, juxtaposed with the lack of charges against FBI informants.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "Trump said in the first 20 minutes, he's going to pardon... He's going to just pardon." ([09:26]-[09:52])
    
    "If you were walking around and had no idea what was going on, on full pardon, 100%." ([105:30]-[105:34])
- Call for Investigations:
  - The panel urges for thorough investigations into government and law enforcement actions surrounding the events, advocating for accountability.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "I would like them to investigate. And if appropriate, they should prosecute anyone who weaponized, politicized and weaponized our intel agencies and law enforcement to go after political enemies for non crimes." ([27:34]-[27:55])
Media Control and the Future of Independent Journalism
- Corporate Domination of Media:
  - Tim Pool expresses concern over major corporations potentially monopolizing the media landscape, thereby stifling independent voices and enforcing a singular political narrative.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "These big corporations are going to dump billions into the space and make sure we are drowned out. They're going to make sure they dominate the front pages." ([10:56]-[12:00])
    
    "They [corporate media] both way with Billions into YouTube and other big tech platforms, they're going to jump in and buy up media personalities and pump them up with marketing and teams, allow them to have big networks just clock in." ([62:00]-[63:44])
- AI’s Role in Media Manipulation:
  - The discussion shifts to the looming threat of AI in media, where procedurally generated content could mimic real human storytelling, potentially undermining authentic journalism.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "AI is going to end media. Like, we are so close to it being over." ([62:31]-[63:08])
    
    "Imagine what happens when this comes into the podcast space. I've already talked to people in news who have said they are generating an AI likeness that can be fed a script and produce a video podcast of a person that looks normal." ([64:31]-[66:00])
Examples of Media Manipulation and Public Deception
- CNN’s Syrian Prisoner Video:
  - Pool critiques a CNN report showing a Syrian prisoner emerging from a windowless cell, questioning the authenticity based on physiological improbabilities.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "Everybody is saying this video is clearly fake because this guy... stands up of his own volition... he easily stands up of his own volition, stares at the sky and says, the light. Everybody knows that you can't even go 10 hours in the dark and then try and stare at this." ([47:00]-[55:00])
    
    "The kid was in a room with no lights and also where to poop at. Was he just holding it all in the whole time?" ([105:00]-[106:00])
- Historical Examples of Staged Media:
  - References to events like the toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue and YouTube's Elsagate incident are used to illustrate how media can orchestrate or manipulate narratives.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "They [media] gave them all. They used tanks to do it... it was not organic that people were pulling down this statue." ([56:40]-[57:19])
    
    "During Occupy, it was a bit bigger... and I ended up getting asked to consult the government and universities... no, they just destroyed." ([85:20]-[88:24])
Social Media Influence and Generational Shifts
- Younger Generations and Information Sources:
  - The panel discusses how younger generations are turning to platforms like Twitch, Kick, and Rumble for content, indicating a shift away from traditional media.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "I asked my teenage son... he says, I'm on Twitch, Kick and Rumble. I said, that sounds like you need to go to the hospital." ([59:12]-[60:25])
    
    "These classical liberals who are coming out saying Tucker Carlson's woke, right, is that they're taking this thin selection of an authoritarian collectivist ideology and saying that's what WOKE is." ([77:10]-[81:35])
- Challenges for Independent Podcasters:
  - Concerns are raised about independent podcasters being overshadowed by corporate-funded media personalities who can leverage substantial marketing budgets.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "They are going to put 20 million in marketing and... financial resources to come into this space so that independent creators like us can't compete." ([66:00]-[678:24])
    
    "We're yet to see how Disney can compete with our presence on YouTube." ([93:15]-)
Calls to Action and Future Outlook
- Supporting Independent Media:
  - The episode concludes with a strong emphasis on supporting independent media outlets to counterbalance the influence of corporate and government-controlled media.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "Join us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Mike Davis." ([22:32]-[115:00])
    
    "We need to make sure we need to do our best to get as much of the leftists out of schools." ([38:24]-[41:28])
- Predictions for Political and Media Landscapes:
  - The panel predicts ongoing struggles between independent media and corporate interests, with potential increases in political violence and further erosion of independent voices.
  - Notable Quotes:
    
    "If we do not stop them this time for their real crimes, I 100% agree with you, Tim. They're going to come back and Crush us after January 20, 2029." ([34:19]-[34:32])
    
    "These mediums are going to be heavily regulated and controlled by corporate interests, leaving little room for genuine independent voices." ([74:00]-[78:48])

Notable Quotes with Attribution and Timestamps

"So a new report has come out from the IG exposing that there were 26 FBI informants at the Capitol on January 6, and most of them were involved. Several of them went inside. And so I can only say that proves it. AOC was right." – Tim Pool ([00:01])
"I mean, this January 6th was a lawful protest permitted by the National Park Service that devolved into a riot..." – Mike Davis ([03:00]-[03:56])
"What's the headline say for some of these stories? FBI had no employees in the building or in the crowd. Well, that's weird." – Tim Pool ([07:12])
"These big corporations are going to dump billions into the space and make sure we are drowned out." – Tim Pool ([10:56]-[12:00])
"AI is going to end media. Like, we are so close to it being over." – Tim Pool ([62:31]-[63:08])
"They [media] gave them all. They used tanks to do it... it was not organic that people were pulling down this statue." – Libby Emmons & Phil Abonte ([56:40]-[57:19])
"Join us tonight to talk about this and so much more is Mike Davis." – Tim Pool ([22:32]-[115:00])

Conclusion

This episode of Timcast IRL provides a critical examination of the FBI's involvement in the January 6th Capitol riot, supported by new findings from the IG report and AOC's earlier claims. Tim Pool and his guests argue that mainstream media has downplayed these revelations, contributing to a lack of accountability and transparency. The discussion extends to concerns over corporate domination of media spaces, the threats posed by AI in media manipulation, and the importance of supporting independent voices to maintain a balanced and truthful public discourse. The panelists advocate for proactive measures to counteract government overreach and media bias, emphasizing the need for informed and vigilant citizenry to safeguard democratic principles.

Listeners are encouraged to support independent media outlets, stay informed, and engage in efforts to promote accountability within both government and media institutions to prevent future manipulation and uphold democratic values.