A Saturday report from The Washington Post details new FBI evidence suggesting some Donald Trump supporters coordinated the attack on the U.S. Capitol earlier …
A Saturday report from The Washington Post details new FBI evidence suggesting some Donald Trump supporters coordinated the attack on the U.S. Capitol earlier this month. The publication noted that the FBI was monitoring extremist activity online that allegedly “alarmed” them. Notably, some conversations included “warlike” talk about “convoys” that were headed to the U.S. Capitol. In addition, some supporters were sharing maps of their purported plans. Elsewhere, one user reportedly urged supporters to be “ready to fight.” The publication noted that the FBI is still unraveling the extent to which the chaos and violence were coordinated and preplanned. Notably, investigators are looking to determine which supporters fit into one of two categories — like-minded people who gathered for a political rally, and those who organized an “armed assault on the seat of American government.
