'January 6 will pale in comparison': Former FBI official sounds alarm on what he sees coming in 2022

Showing up on MSNBC on Monday, previous FBI official Frank Figliuzzi cautioned that Jan. 6 was just a test run for what will be one more far more regrettable assault on the U.S. from the inside.

"You know, about a year prior, on the off chance that you had gotten some information about this or introduced me this piece in The Atlantic I would have called this what
Knowledge authorities bring an into the great beyond danger something coming, something we ought to know about and ponder as a future danger," he clarified, alluding to another series in The Atlantic with regards to the dangers to American majority rules system. "Be that as it may, the skyline is here. This has been a dress practice for no less than a year for revolutionary radicalism."

He proceeded to clarify that he thinks Jan. 6 was a "sneak review" of what will come in Nov. 2022 as QAnon Republicans attempt to assume control over neighborhood, district and state levels of government.

"He's setting up his kin," Figliuzzi said of Donald Trump. "Individuals who are moderate, sensible Republicans have effectively reported, 'I'm out, I'm out of Congress, I'm out of the lead representative's office. I'm out. Presently we see individuals like [David] Perdue in Georgia who will be engaged with the essential. Why? President Trump needs his person in Georgia."
Checking out the legislative issues from an insight and public safety point of view, Figliuzzi said that what is coming "will make the Jan. 6 mob fail to measure up."

While the 2022 political race will be a significant test,

What he said will be the "chief" will come in

2024 and regardless of whether Trump and his kin have

Annihilated trust in the United States

Foundations so much that the equilibrium

Of force flips.

"We want DOJ to step it up," he said, approaching law authorization to get ready for the most exceedingly terrible. "I have been the voice of reason as to the individuals who say they are taking excessively delayed at DOJ, as to the revolt examination. I'm the person that says, 'No, 700 litigants isn't slow. They are working effectively."

Where he sees something deserving of concern and where he thinks things are going too leisurely is in ensuring political decision laws, Republicans passing elector limitations. He
Needs to see the DOJ "step in bigtime" and "fail to remember the political appearance and optics. Move in. We want legitimate law requirement mediation."