Mike Pompeo asks followers to become “pipehitters” and “fight for our future” as FBI warns of more right-wing violence.
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QAnon followers long believed that former President Trump would bring the ring of powerful liberal child traffickers to justice, and it was a desire to keep him in office that led many of them to storm the Capitol as the election results were being certified on January 6th. The assessment made public Monday notes that the FBI has arrested over 20 “self-identified QAnon adherents” who participated in the insurrection.
. FBI Director Christopher Wray told the Senate Intelligence Committee in April that he was “concerned” about the potential for more violence, and that an unclassified threat assessment was on its way to Congress.addressed the threat assessment on Tuesday, echoing the FBI’s belief that more violence could be coming from white supremacist extremist groups like QAnon.
Attorney General Merrick Garland says domestic terrorists fighting for the "superiority of the white race" are the greatest threat to the United States.
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