FBI confirms: No firearms recovered during Jan. 6 Capitol breach

The Department of Justice, not known for moving quickly on politically-charged transgressions, has charged more than 300 people with taking part in breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

An FBI official testified before the Senate on Wednesday that no firearms were recovered from any of those arrested during the breach of the Capitol.

When asked by Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson whether firearms were recovered or if any suspect was charged with firearms offenses, FBI counterterrorism official Jill Sanborn responded: “To my knowledge, none.”

“I believe that the only shots that were fired were the ones that resulted in the death of the lady,” Sanborn also testified, referring to the officer-involved shooting of Ashli Babbitt.

The testimony destroys the narrative pushed by Democrats and the corporate media that an "armed insurrection" took place on Jan. 6.