"The FBI [Federal Bureau of Investigation] is just clearly rolling around and doing whatever it wants anywhere. That's because the FBI is the criminal terrorist organization in America," Prather said. He added that the bureau and its parent, the Department of Justice (DOJ), are conducting a counter-insurgency against the American people.
Prather cited the recent case of New York City (NYC) Mayor Eric Adams, a Black liberal. Adams and his security team were unexpectedly surrounded by FBI agents, who quietly seized mobile phones and an iPad from the mayor. According to Adams' attorney Boyd Johnson, the seizure was part of an investigation into political fundraising during his 2021 campaign
The FBI's move happened as Adams was leaving a public event in Manhattan, and followed four days after federal agents searched the home of Brianna Suggs, the NYC mayor's primary campaign fundraiser. Prather said after the security detail yielded, the FBI agents entered Adams' black-windowed SUV for a closed-door private chat with him.
"This is the FBI showing how powerful they are openly, that they are going to do whatever they want to do and they are going to stay in existence," said Prather. He added that the FBI seized Adams' electronics because he might have had something that didn't go along with their plan. (Related: FBI improperly surveilled politicians and judge amid Biden’s drive to renew “spy program.”)
The host of "The Prather Point" on Brighteon.TV noted that Adams is accused of organizing a fundraiser for a nonprofit. In reality, this is just a smokescreen for the actual goal – which is to take control even more. Prather stressed that this probe on Adams is politically motivated and has nothing to do with crime.
FBI rewarded with new $300M headquarters
Prather also noted that the timing of the probe against Adams coincided with congressional efforts against the FBI. In particular, it followed Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) introducing an amendment to block the $300 million earmarked for the FBI's new headquarters. The said building will be bigger than the Pentagon, where the Department of Defense is headquartered.
In a post on the X platform, Gaetz noted that Rep. Steve Womack (R-AR) and others believe that the FBI deserves a new building as its current headquarters, the J. Edgar Hoover Building, is "crumbling." Prather noted that the new FBI HQ's size, which is bigger than the Pentagon, is due to its significance as an intelligence organization. The "Prather Point" host surmised that the 70 GOP members of Congress who voted in favor of a new building for the FBI were blackmailed into doing so, despite seeing Adams being unfairly investigated.
He also recalled that the FBI has been involved with the Steele dossier, the Roger Stone arrest, Antifa and Black Lives Matter. It had even conspired with a left-wing group to target parents as domestic terrorists if they protested the mask mandates or critical race theory in schools. Worse, it raided former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence in August 2022.
Prather also cited FBI whistleblower Steve Friend, who lamented his situation in a recent post on X. The whistleblower also lamented how the same GOP representatives he shared information with had voted in favor of the FBI.
"[I] brought protected whistleblower disclosures about FBI weaponization to [the] House GOP. They used it to go on TV and get elected. I lost my career and am under FBI investigation," he wrote. "[Now,] the House GOP voted to give the FBI [a new] $300 million headquarters."
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