‘How Did that Guy Get Up There?’ Ray Epps Featured in CNN Propaganda Video Shot by Pelosi’s Daughter

A familiar face appeared in a CNN propaganda piece aired Thursday that followed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) during the January 6 protest.

In footage shot by Pelosi daughter Alexandra Pelosi for an HBO documentary, excerpts of which were aired on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 Thursday, provocateur Ray Epps is prominently featured waving a Trump flag and talking on a phone atop a scaffold.

In the footage, which is time stamped 1:01PM, the camera zooms in on Epps, as a person off-camera is heard saying, “Oh my god. How did that guy get up there?”

Epps has long been suspected of being an FBI operative, informant, provocateur, or asset after he faced no repercussions despite being filmed repeatedly encouraging others to engage in criminal activity.

Here are several video clips of Epps on Jan. 5 inciting people to breach the Capitol, prompting some in the crowd to call him a “fed.”

Here’s Epps claiming the “Capitol is our enemy” while arguing with people and encouraging them to break into the Capitol:

Here’s Epps helping coordinate the initial breach of the Capitol barricades and participating in clashes with police at the Capitol steps:

Despite footage showing Epps inciting crowds to enter the Capitol, he has not been arrested or charged for his involvement that day, the FBI has refused to answer whether he works for them or not, and the New York Times even wrote a puff piece defending him as a sweetheart.

Part of Alexandra Pelosi’s documentary video was submitted as evidence during a House Jan. 6 Committee hearing Thursday.