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John Sullivan, a left-wing activist present at the Capitol, was ratted out to the FBI by his brother, James Sullivan. Their adoptive father, Major General Kevin J. Sullivan, was previously involved in a scandal regarding the transfer of nuclear fuses to Taiwan. The hosts highlight the extreme ideological split in the family, with one son involved in Black Lives Matter and the other associated with the Proud Boys, suggesting a "brother against brother" dynamic.
John Sullivan appeared on CNN with Anderson Cooper alongside Jade Sacker, a woman described as a photojournalist. The hosts suggest Sacker acted as a "honeypot" for Sullivan, encouraging him to enter the Capitol to capture footage. In unedited clips, Sullivan is heard telling Sacker he "knew he could get her in there," while she expresses excitement, leading the hosts to believe Sullivan was used and then abandoned by his media handlers.
The case of John Sullivan, a Black activist from Utah associated with Antifa and BLM who was present at the Capitol, is discussed. His brother, James Sullivan, reportedly turned him in to the FBI. The hosts question why a Black man associated with left-wing groups was present at the shooting of a white girl (Ashley Babbitt) and initially released, suggesting he may be a "programmed" asset.
