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These informants reportedly sounded alarms about possible armed clashes with lawmakers and police.
“There were elements, not every group that was there, but there were certain groups that were planning on an armed attack of the Capitol, and even against law enforcement if they got in the way,” Loudermilk said.
He added that informants continued sending updates during and after January 6 — a fact that, in his words, “increases their credibility” and shows they were “trying to do the right thing.”
Yet despite the FBI’s clear, detailed intelligence, no major security reinforcements were ordered. That single failure allowed the situation to spiral out of control — and no one in Washington has offered a real explanation as to why.
Loudermilk also revealed something the mainstream media has denied for years: informants had warned about Antifa’s involvement.
“The answer is yes, there was concerns that Antifa would be embedded within the crowds there,” he confirmed. “There were several references, again, not just isolated to one, but several different field offices, different organizations that were reporting that they had heard that Antifa would be embedded within the crowd.”
For years, the corporate press mocked anyone who dared suggest Antifa was involved. Democrats swore the violence came only from Trump supporters. Now, internal FBI sources prove that was false.
FBI officials later confirmed to Just the News that multiple field offices received warnings about both armed attacks and Antifa infiltration. They also admitted efforts are underway to declassify these reports — the same reports that were hidden from the public for nearly four years.
Even more damning, Capitol Police intelligence analysts reportedly never received any of these warnings. Instead, they were told to expect a routine political rally, similar to previous peaceful Trump events.
That false assurance led to a devastating decision: requests by then–Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund for National Guard support were rejected just days before the rally.
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who controlled Capitol security at the time, later admitted she should not have blocked the National Guard. Yet for years, she and her allies blamed President Trump for the chaos.
The pattern emerging from these revelations is impossible to ignore. Multiple FBI informants from different states gave the same warnings — and the leadership buried them.
“There should have been even more security put in place. The National Guard should have been at the Capitol the first time Chief of Police, Steven Sund requested it, just based on that information,” Loudermilk stated.
He added that his committee is still trying to locate any proof that these warnings were passed to Capitol Police or other agencies. “We’re really having a hard time finding really any tangible reports that were sent to the Capitol Police or other agencies. And so my question is, what did they know? When did they know it, and what did they do with the information?”
Those questions are at the heart of what may turn out to be one of the biggest political scandals in recent memory.
Even more suspicious — only recently did FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi open these buried files for congressional review. Previous leadership, it seems, may have deliberately kept this evidence hidden.
President Trump didn’t mince words when he heard the news. “Big News. A Rigged Election!” he posted on Truth Social, linking directly to the explosive report.
For years, Americans were told January 6 was a surprise, a failure of intelligence. But the facts now show the intelligence existed all along. The FBI knew about the potential for violence, knew Antifa might infiltrate, and knew security at the Capitol was dangerously thin.
They had the warnings — and ignored them. Pelosi blocked National Guard support. Democrats then spent years weaponizing the event to smear Trump and his supporters.
The real question now isn’t whether the FBI failed — it’s whether they did so by accident or by design.
