FBI arrests Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect

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Watch live: DOJ holds press conference after FBI arrest connected to Jan. 6 pipe bombs
The Justice Department and FBI are holding a press conference on Thursday after the government arrested a suspect in connection with the pipe bombs that were planted in Washington on the eve of Jan. 6,

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Watch live: FBI, DOJ give remarks on arrest of Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect
Evidence against J6 pipe bomb suspect was just ‘sitting there' for years, DOJ says
Pam Bondi blasts Biden for missing easy chances to nail 5'6" bail bondsman January 6 pipe bombing suspect
Pam Bondi slammed former President Joe Biden 's White House for missing key evidence that could have arrested the alleged January 6 pipe bomb suspect years ago.

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Man charged after arrest connected to January 6 Capitol pipe bombs
Who is Brian Cole? Everything we know about January 6 riot pipe bomb suspect arrested by FBI
DC pipe bomb ‘suspect Brian Cole linked to anarchist statements’ before plot and FBI ‘arrest’ in mystery case
Other insiders told NBC News that his name is Brian Cole, and he lives in Woodbridge, Virginia, a suburb of Washington DC.

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Man accused of planting pipe bombs before Jan. 6 Capitol attack is charged with explosives offenses
Virginia 'anarchist' arrested for January 6 pipe bombing that saw explosives planted on Capitol Hill on eve of notorious 2021 riot
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FBI director Kash Patel ludicrously declares Trump DOJ 'will always' defend against those who 'attack our nation's Capitol'

At a press conference Thursday, FBI Director Kash Patel -- who was appointed by a president who pardoned hundreds of Jan. 6 rioters -- made the ludicrous declaration that the Trump administration "will always refute it and combat it" when people "attack our nation's Capitol.

Top Trump FBI officials claimed pipe bombs were an FBI 'inside job'

The Department of Justice on Dec. 4 identified a suspect in the DC pipe bomb case after a nearly five-year investigation.
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