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The semiretired Michigan radio journalist and podcaster has spent the past 16 months trying to get politicians, media personalities, pundits, and the FBI to view his video footage and identify the two "suspicious actors." He wants to see those men charged with the destruction of government property and assault. Almost no one, it seems, wants to listen. In Michigan, he said a politician friend suggested he take a six-figure bribe to keep quiet. When he flatly refused, he says his life was threatened. After he called the FBI on Jan. 15, 2021, an agent from the bureau's Joint Terrorism Task Force called him back and took his information. He also contacted the U.S. Secret Service and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Even after nearly a half-dozen follow-ups with the FBI and other agencies, there has been no reply from any law enforcement officer.


  "These are two men that are pulling windows out of the Capitol and pushing people inside the doors," "Okay, so why isn't the FBI interested?  About five minutes later, his Twitter account was permanently suspended. Twitter didn't respond by press time to a request for comment about the action. Google, meanwhile, demonetized his "The Truth is Viral" YouTube page and Facebook took down his live streams and drastically cut the reach of his videos... the grizzled radio veteran and honorably discharged Marine believes the men in the video are FBI or other government agents who were assigned to draw then-President Donald Trump supporters into the Capitol building so they could be arrested. "The FBI led the insurrection of the Capitol. A man off-camera said, "That is definitely a trap."


"Why don't you guys open up the rest of it?" Powell replied, "Because I think that would probably be illegal." The stranger's dress and demeanor stood out among the protesters passing by the window; he was wearing a black ball cap with an American flag patch. His face was covered with a black and gray striped neck gaiter. He walked onto the east terrace carrying a large white stick. It's not clear what became of the stick. He had a radio attached to a strap on the left-center of his chest. On his left chest was a bite valve attached to a hydration pack on his back. To Powell, the man was out of place. "I knew he was an operator of some kind right away," he said. "He was no protester. He was there on a mission."Powell took a few steps to his left and turned around with his camera rolling, just in time to see the man pull out one of the lower glass panes and drop it on the ground. After the glass came loose, it appears the man realized he was being filmed. He unceremoniously dropped the glass and stepped away, the video shows.


As Powell moved to the front line, a man who was holding the doors open used his right arm to shove Powell toward the entrance. "Hold the line!" the man shouted. Like the first suspicious actor, this man had a calm demeanor and a military efficiency about him, according to Powell. He wore a green fleece zip-up jacket,... and dark sunglasses. His gloves had bright lime-green tape on them. To Powell, he looked out of place. Powell estimates he has spent more than $20,000 over 16 months trying to get his story out... Days after he appeared on a Newsmax program, PayPal shut down his donation account. Due to the loss of income, Powell sold his home to avoid foreclosure.