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Former Capitol Police officer Michael Fanone allegedly confronted and threatened Ivan Raiklin during a congressional hearing regarding January 6. Video footage reportedly shows Fanone acting aggressively and making false accusations that Raiklin threatened his children. Raiklin, a former Green Beret, intends to sue Fanone for defamation if a retraction is not issued regarding the altercation.
Uncensored C-SPAN and cell phone footage captured Michael Fanone using profanity and making obscene gestures toward Congress members during a January 6 subcommittee hearing. Following the session, Fanone approached Ivan Raiklin, leading to a tense exchange where Fanone had to be restrained by other officers. Raiklin maintained his composure while Fanone shouted accusations of threats against his family, which Raiklin denies.
Ivan Raiklin discussed his plan to file a defamation lawsuit in Virginia against Michael Fanone following their confrontation at the J6 hearing. Raiklin characterized Fanone as a "lackey" for Nancy Pelosi, citing passages from Fanone's own book about his close ties to Democratic leadership. Witness Leland Lerman corroborated Raiklin's account, describing Fanone's behavior as a "Tourette's syndrome" response to the exposure of January 6 facts.
The confrontation between Michael Fanone and Ivan Raiklin is framed as a sign of "Deep State" desperation as more January 6 information is released. Concerns were raised regarding Pam Bondi and Republican leadership potentially acting as a "bottleneck" for further investigations into FBI involvement. The segment concludes with a call for independent thinkers to continue exposing the alleged cover-up of federal actions on January 6.
Michael Fanone, BA Miller, Identity Discrepancies
Investigator Gary McBride claims that Officer Michael Fanone's account of being dragged and tased is contradicted by video evidence. McBride asserts that the officer seen being dragged down the steps was actually BA Miller, whose body camera footage is missing. He argues that Fanone's injuries and story were exaggerated for the media narrative.
