- The attorney for FBI Intelligence Analyst and whistleblower Marcus Allen told Congress his client is without a paycheck and sidelined from his job after questioning the accuracy of FBI Director Christopher Wray’s Jan. 6 testimony during a Senate hearing.
- On March 21, 2021, Wray testified before Congress, leaving the impression that the FBI had not infiltrated groups such as the Proud Boys, who were at the Jan. 6 riot.
- That led Allen to tell his supervisors: “There is a good possibility the DC elements of our organization are not being forthright about the events of the day or the influence of government assets.”
