Jeffrey Prather Talks About the Deep State’s Role in Jan. 6 False Flag Attack on US Capitol

He first mentions the case of former U.S. Army Special Forces member Jeremy Brown, who filmed Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents visiting his home before the Jan. 6 event. According to Prather, the agents have tried to recruit Brown as a leader of the Capitol protesters. “Brown understood what they were doing. He was polite and he declined. He filmed it, and he put that up,” Prather says.

However, the FBI arrested Brown on Sept. 30 at his Florida home for trespassing. The Gateway Pundit has reported that more than 20 vehicles were deployed in his home, with agents searching his residence for evidence during an almost six-hour period. The report adds that the bureau did not read Brown his rights, and he was also denied bail.

The article also noted that Brown never entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, and that his arrest stemmed from his refusal to become an informant for the FBI. Back in June 2021, Brown revealed to The Gateway Pundit that “scores of guys” wrote to him about being approached by the FBI to spy on patriot groups. (Related: ROGUE FBI was spying on “far-right extremists” months before false-flag Capitol demonstration.)

Aside from Brown, Prather also mentions the case of Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Mark Ibrahim. According to the “Prather Point” host, the FBI recruited Ibrahim alongside other individuals to join the protests before arresting and charging him in July 2021.

“They’ve arrested [Ibrahim] as well, so I guess there’s a few legitimate [DEA] agents left. They tried to make him an undercover [agent], and this is showing how desperate they are to all of this,” Prather says.

Prather shares tips on how to deal with Deep State intimidation

Prather has also touched on the deaths of Roseanne Boyland and Ashli Babbitt, two female protesters who joined the false flag attack. Boyland died after being trampled by protesters during the Jan. 6 riot, while Babbitt was shot on the same day by Michael Byrd of the U.S. Capitol Police.

The Department of Justice exonerated Byrd for his role in Babbitt’s death months after the Capitol riot. An April 14 press release by the department said no charges would be filed against the police officer due to “insufficient evidence to support a criminal prosecution.”

Byrd later defended his actions during an Aug. 26 interview, saying that he was only doing his job. According to the officer, he shot Babbitt because “she was posing a threat to the House of Representatives.” Byrd added: “You’re ultimately hoping that your commands [to get back] will be complied with, and unfortunately, they were not.”

The “Prather Point” host says: “I graduated from the FBI in 1990, and I know heroes. There used to be good, moral, brave [and] heroic FBI agents – but that has long since passed. This is now the covert cover-up agency.”

Prather still sees a sliver of hope in the current situation. “[Even] in this dark time, this is actually good news because the Deep State is panicking. They are very nervous and that is shown by what they are doing, so this fight is not lost.”

He also denounces the lawsuit against Brown, saying that it is an attempt to intimidate everyone fighting for freedom. “The Deep State wants to intimidate everyone. These are ridiculous charges, and this is just a message that if you speak out and try to defy this tyrannical government, the FBI will come after you.” (Related: WARNING: FBI planning fake false flag “armed protests” that will be blamed on conservatives and used to go after gun rights.)

Prather shares some tips on what to do when FBI agents pay a visit with the intent of bringing people on board a false flag operation. He says: “Certainly, don’t talk to the FBI. Don’t let them in your house at all, and record the conversation. It’s a good idea to get their license plates and see where they’re going to, because this is no longer anything legitimate at all.”