Probe finds no evidence FBI incited violence at Jan. 6 riot

The transcript discusses a report on the FBI's actions during the January 6th Capitol insurrection. It clarifies that no undercover FBI agents were present, debunking conspiracy theories. The report highlights the use of 26 informants, some unauthorized to enter the Capitol. The FBI's intelligence gathering was criticized, particularly their failure to canvas field offices. The Inspector General's report involved extensive witness interviews and document reviews. Political implications are noted, with President-elect Trump downplaying the events and suggesting pardons for participants.

What was a significant finding about the FBI's presence during the January 6th insurrection?

• FBI agents were leading the protest.

• No undercover FBI agents were present.

• There were undercover FBI agents at the scene.

• The FBI had no involvement at all.

How many FBI informants were reported to be in Washington on January 6th?

• 100

• 26

• 10

• 50

What was the primary agency responsible for securing the Capitol on January 6th?

• Capitol Police

• National Guard

• Secret Service

• FBI

What was a noted shortcoming of the FBI's actions before January 6th?

• They had too many informants.

• They did not canvas their field offices.

• They collaborated with extremist groups.

• They over-prepared for the event.

What political implication was mentioned regarding the January 6th report?

• The report was praised by all political leaders.

• The report led to immediate policy changes.

• President-elect Trump indicated he might pardon participants.

• The report was ignored by all political parties.