MSNBC’s lunacy was at its peak Monday when Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wall led a sycophantic panel made up of ex-FBI employees in a collective freaking out. When she began to discuss the bizarre revisionist history of January 6, while Peter Strzok, a disgraced former FBI agent, found 9/11 to be “nothing in comparison to January 6,” the conversation reached its climax.
An internal FBI email dated January 13, 2021 that claimed large numbers of FBI field offices, which compared the Capitol Riot with the 2020 Black Lives Matter riots, triggered Wallace’s psychosis. During their discussion, Robert Mueller, the former FBI Director, was compared with Christopher Wray, the current director.
She seemed to be arguing that Mueller invented the phrase “connect all the dots” and that it was used to manipulate the events of January 6, which she decried by saying: “I have not heard one word from Christopher Wray about connecting the dots in the days following the most deadly attack on the U.S. capital ever recorded in history.”
The video below shows Wallace saying “capital” instead of “Capitol”. This distinction is important when considering how obtuse her statement was.
If we compare Capitol attack death tolls, there was only one person who was killed in the Capitol on January 6, and that was one of the rioters. Two Capitol Police officers were killed and two others were injured in the Capitol Police shooting in the visitor center in 1998.
And if we want to look at politically-motivated attacks in and around the capital, on 9/11, 125 people were killed when a plane struck the Pentagon. On March 1, 1954, five congressmen were killed when a group of terrorists from Puerto Rico opened fire on the House gallery. Six Republican members of Congress were also shot on June 14, 2017 while they were practicing their baseball in Alexandria, Virginia.
Strzok was not interested in facts, as he agreed with Wallace’s nonsense. He stated that 9/11 is nothing when compared to January 6. “When you look at something which is an attack upon democracy, something that could actually bring a fundamental change in American governments as we know them, then 9/11 is nothing.”
Wallace, who had just moments earlier boasted about his time in the Bush administration on September 11, 2001, didn’t blink. Strzok, who demanded that the federal government take a tougher stand against Americans, received no response. “And the fact the FBI and other government if they aren’t on the same kind of war footing as they were in the weeks, months, and years after 9/11, shame upon everyone!” he sneered.
“This is a far greater danger to our constitutional democracy that anything we have faced in the last 20 years.” He said that we must address it in the same way.”
He wants to be on a “war footing against Americans?” Does this mean he wants drone-striking weddings to be held in rural America?
Wallace was not interested in answering and quickly concluded the segment by declaring: “A really important, and at times excruciatingly unpleasant conversation.” Thank you …”
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Below is the transcript. Click “expand” for more information:
MSNBC Deadline: White House
October 17, 2022
Eastern, 4:22:48 p.m.
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NICOLLE WALLACE And I was a member of the administration where he was the FBI director. He was a part of the lexicon that created the idea that the FBI would never again be the first to fail to sync with a CIA. All sorts of artificial and physical walls were torn down. They would never fail to connect again.
Christopher Wray has not spoken of connecting the dots in the days following the most horrific attack on the U.S. Capital in history.
PETER STRZOK: Nicolle. That’s correct, I believe. I believe that 9/11 was a tragedy if you consider the magnitude of the threat to democracy. In an awful way, we lost thousands of people. We still grieve to this day. However, 9/11 is not comparable to January 6 when you consider that it is an attack against democracy and could lead to fundamental changes in American government as we know them.
Shame on everyone, the FBI and the rest government, if they aren’t on the same kind of war footing as they were in the weeks, months, and years after 9/11.
This is a greater threat to our constitution democracy than any we have faced in the last 20 years. It needs to be addressed in the same manner. We might hear more about it if they were. This is the kind of thing that makes a lot of observers, including those who were in the FBI, worry about whether there’s the same urgency or approach to the situation and whether that approach is appropriate for the nature of the threat we face right now.
WALLACE: This is a very important and sometimes excruciatingly uncomfortable conversation. I am grateful to you all for being with me.
