Ryan Zink

And, um, so they knocked this, they knock Hunter off the ledge, take them into custody, just like they should.

And immediately after this is when I go and I ask a Capitol police officer by the name of Benjamin fluke.

I said, you know, Hey, uh,

How can we help you?

What can we do for you guys?

Because we can see they're outnumbered.

There's people yelling at them.

I don't believe that those were Trump supporters.

I don't.

People dressed in like all black.

Like when you go and you look at the video and you hear the voices, you can tell that there's like a, there's a different tone with these dudes.

Yeah.

And so as I've studied footage from other areas of the Capitol over the last five years, too, you can kind of see some similarities in the way that people dress.

There's also wristbands that have been identified on certain people, too, that we think that that was an identifying marker for different groups that were there to cause problems.

Are they all masked?

No.

No.

No.

And then, you know, and it really doesn't help that the Department of Justice was paying, you know, like the sedition hunters, like $100,000 to use artificial intelligence to identify January 6thers that they couldn't do because it breaks the law and the way that they're going out and gathering evidence.

So they paid, you know, this independent group of leftist Trump haters to come and identify us.