If you are asking whether the violence at the Capitol on January 6 was part of some operation orchestrated by FBI sources and, or agents, the answer is emphatically. >> Speaker 1: You're saying no? >> Speaker 2: No. >> Speaker 2: You're saying no, okay- >> Not violence orchestrated by- [00:00:15] >> Let's move on. >> FBI sources or agents. >> Speaker 1: Are you familiar with, you know what a ghost vehicle is, Director? You're director to FBI, you certainly should. You know what a ghost bus is? >> Speaker 2: A ghost bus? >> Speaker 1: Ghost bus. >> Speaker 2: I'm not sure I've used that term before. >> Speaker 1: Okay, it's pretty common in law enforcement. [00:00:33] It's a vehicle that's used for secret purposes. It's painted over. These two buses in the middle here, they were the first to arrive at Union Station on January 6th, 05:00. I have all this evidence. [00:00:50] I'm showing you a tip of this iceberg. >> Mr. Chairman- >> Speaker 1: These two buses- >> Mr. Chairman- >> Speaker 1: Were painted completely white. >> Speaker 2: Point of order. >> Speaker 1: Those are very significant- >> Speaker 3: [LAUGH] Rayy, you know you love riding on the ghost bus. Don't even pretend. [00:01:06] You know you were there at 05:00. Gotta make it sound official cuz ghosts don't show up before six o'clock. 05:00, all the ghostbusters showed up. Here's the ridiculous idea of this. If these were FBI operatives, where are they in the videos? [00:01:23] Where are they on the videos in the Capitol getting arrested for doing the stuff that the Proud Boys were doing? We literally had this conversation earlier. This is absolutely ridiculous. And the sad part about this was, Rayy, this happened at a Homeland Security Committee. And it's not common language, ghost buses, in police. [00:01:40] It's common language when you go down the rabbit hole of far right extreme conspiracy, Rayy. >> Speaker 4: I mean, who are you gonna call? Ghost buses, apparently, is what we're doing. And it's funny because I was saying this yesterday that so often, these congressional hearings just become an absolute crap show, [00:02:00] to put it in a way that's acceptable for streaming on television. It's conservatives asking the head of the FBI how come they didn't get more than 50 likes on a tweet, printing out a giant cardboard display of their Twitter account. [00:02:20] Or pointing at buses that are identical to all the other buses that drove people to the Capitol to participate in January 6. Instead of trying to get to the bottom of who was funding those projects, Charlie Kirk was funding those projects, we're just calling them ghost buses. [00:02:37] We're freestyling and inventing new words in congressional hearings. And you have this person essentially sitting captive in front of you so you can say whatever the hell you want. It's astonishing, and our taxpayer dollars funded that interaction [LAUGH]. [00:02:53] >> Speaker 3: Listen, and the sad part about it, that ain't even the end. There were literally Republicans from Georgia, Loudermilk, who actually chairs the defense, said he'd never heard of it. He thought he was asking for ghostbusters, right? >> [LAUGH] >> Speaker 3: It's just ridiculous.