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Prosecutors say Webster, a former Marine, attacked a Capitol Police officer with a pole. Thomas Webster, a former NYPD officer, surrender to agents in New York Monday. The passages read by Johnson came as yet another person picked up by the FBI claimed to have Trump sympathies. It claimed there were 'fake Trump protesters,' described as 'a few young men wearing Trump or MAGA hats backwards and who did not fit in with the rest of the crowd in terms of their actions and demeanor, whom I presumed to be Antifa or other leftist agitators.' The article Johnson read from described the supposed agents-provocatuerВ as 'scattered groups of men exhorting the marchers to gather closely and tightly toward the center of the outside of the Capitol building and prevent them from leaving.' The last five pages is titled provocatuers turning unsuspecting marchers into an invading mob,' Johnson added, before asking a few questions of witnesses.

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'The pro police crowd when from disbelief to confusion to anger,' according to the account Johnson read. Then he said police fired tear gas into the middle of the crowd, which 'changed the crowd's demeanor.' He described a group of 'plainclothes militants,' adding they 'fit right in with MAGA people.' Then there was a 'scuffle' and people started chanting 'USA, USA.' 'Some trouble began up in the front' near the inaugural platform, he said, 'but we cannot see what was happening.' Several times he identified himself as within earshot of flare-ups. 'Everyone squeezed closer and closer together with mostly high spirits.' 'The openness seemed like a courtesy gesture from Congress,' Waller wrote. police as their 'usually detached selves,' and said he noticed 'no police at all' on Capitol grounds. The statement Johnson read described D.C. 'I think these are the people that probably planned this,' he said. 'He describes four different types of people,' said Johnson: plainclothes militants, agents provocateurs, big truck protesters, and then a disciplined uniform column of attackers. Some obviously didn't fit in,' he continued.

'A very few didn't share the jovial, friendly, earnest demeanor of the great majority. 'Many wore pro police shirts or carried pro police black and blue flags,' according to passages Johnson read.

He said many were 'families with small children, many were elderly, overweight, or just plain tired or frail, traits not typically attributed to riot prone.' 'Of the thousands of people I passed or who passed me along Constitution Avenue, some were indignant or contemptuous of Congress, but not one appeared angry or incited to riot,' Waller wrote in the Federalist. 'He said the mood of the crowd was positive and festive,' said Johnson, reading from Waller's account as he joined a crowd marching to the Capitol. They were not вЂњfake Trump protestors.вЂќ The mood on January 6th was not вЂњfestive.вЂќ That is disinformation.'ДЄ protester holds a Trump flag inside the US Capitol Building near the Senate Chamber on Januin Washington, DC 'As our hearing concludes, I want to make one thing clear: вЂњprovocateursвЂќ did not storm the Capitol. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), who co-chaired the hearing, blasted the claim afterwards as 'disinformation.'

Some pointed to the left wing antifa,В despite video footage of people decked out in Trump gear and dozens of arrests of people who said they went to the Capitol in support of Trump's claims of a stolen election.Дemocratic Sen. It comes after Trump allies put forward theories of a 'false flag' operation rather than a riot by Trump supporters seeking to overturn the election result. The account concluded that a small group of armed attackers who 'probably' planned the event and led other rioters to take part. Michael Waller, an analyst for the Center for Security Policy who produced his own eyewitness account of the event. Johnson read from an article published in the FederalistВ by J.