MAGA Influencer Arrested After Bragging About Being At Capitol Riot On Social Media

Yet another "MAGA influencer" has been arrested for participating in the Capitol Riot, and they were busted because they decided to boast about their participation - and post videos of it - on their social media account. These might actually be some of the dumbest insurrectionists in American history, and it is almost as if they are begging to be caught at this point. Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Yet another mag influencer who allegedly we have to say allegedly, cuz they haven't been, you know, officially convicted, allegedly participated in the capital riot arrested on Tuesday of this week because like so many of these other idiots, this person put the video of them at the capital saying some pretty, uh, profane things, which I will read in a moment. So just, you know, warning on that language coming up. But they posted their involvement on social media and considering the fact that this person, uh, by the name of William kit, who goes by the online name as Seymour views, he's a mega influencer. He's got 37,000 YouTube subscribers. Ooh, but he's got 78,000, uh, Instagram followers. So that's a pretty big Instagram, the YouTube numbers, eh, that's fairly weak. I'm sorry. But it is. And he was actually reported to the FBI in December of last year, December of 2021, the, the friend you sent the pictures to the FBI said, Hey look, here's my buddy.

He says he was there. There's a couple pictures here. So you can see it. Like here he is, here's his name? Go find him. And then I guess, you know what, uh, eight months later they FBI finally decides, all right, you know what time to go pick up this guy. But again, you didn't even need the friend to send the info to the FBI. You didn't need them to be the ones to send the pictures. Cuz like I said, they went on his social media page and there's the videos like he's literally there in the capital and here's what he says on the video. There is a price to pay for freedom. I am see more views. He said, as he stood in front of a line of cops, we are here to die for this today.

Okay. So he talks about, you're gonna pay a price. Uh we're here, we're here to die. So which implies like there's gonna be violence and he's in front of the cops and he gives him his name and it, it, it took you a year and a half to, uh, to go and arrest the guy. Like he, he was in front of the cops, a line of cops, not just one cop, a line of cops and he's videotaping it. And he is like, here's my name? And my intentions come and get me, I guess later 18, actually 19 months, 19 months until they're like, all right, I guess we're gonna go arrest. See more views. And you know, he's facing a lot of charges, including entering and remaining in a restricted building as well as disorderly conduct with intent to disrupt the government and the intent, by the way to disrupt the government is one that could carry, you know, a pretty significant, uh, jail sentence with it. But I always have to point out we're not dealing with

Smart people. In fact, I would venture to guess that there isn't a single person that actually participated in the capital riot that should be classified as smart or as intelligent. Because again, how many of these morons have we seen get busted? Because they posted videos of themselves breaking the law online. How many have we seen busted? Because they're sending pictures to their friends saying, Hey, look here, I am posting it on Facebook again. We're not dealing with smart people. So how in the hell is it taking the FBI this long to go through and arrest all these idiots? Do you not have somebody at the agency whose job it is to go through social media posts, searching by keyword, looking for people talking about this, because if so, you may need to replace that person because I don't think they know how to do a keyword search because you should have found stuff like this 18 months ago and arrested the guy and the FBI of course is still asking for people, Hey, you know, if you see something online, please do send it to us. They've arrested hundreds, but there's still hundreds more out there that they have not. So I guess the message is if you see something, say something, send it to the FBI because apparently it's out there. We just have to have the people who can go through and, and find it. Cuz apparently the FBI is just not gonna do it for us.