'What country is this?' Tucker Carlson reports major US bank shared customer transaction data with gov't to track down Capitol rioters

Doug P. | 10:11 PM on February 04, 2021

Fox News’ Tucker Carlson reported Thursday night he’s seen evidence that one of the largest banks in the U.S. shared customer transaction data with the government to help track down those who were at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. Carlson reported that there’s already been one person investigated and cleared:

Tucker Carlson reveals that Bank of America was flagging the purchasing history of its customers and sending it to the federal government in order to find out if they were involved in the Capitol riot.

The feds later interrogated a customer who was cleared of wrongdoing. pic.twitter.com/QtwNv8EaWQ

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) February 5, 2021

.@TuckerCarlson says he has evidence that Bank of America is sharing "transaction records" with the federal government in an attempt to find Capitol rioters, including ANY purchases made with a debit or credit card in DC. pic.twitter.com/o3aeB8ydU3

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) February 5, 2021

Things just seem to keep getting more “Orwell” by the minute these days.

WTF country are we living in? https://t.co/JsdvdE9kYg

— Reaganette (@Ezinger44) February 5, 2021

Completely unacceptable. Why are now China, except it's the corporate oligarchy running things https://t.co/w3mcYGXQO4

— ScottAllanCole (@scottallancole) February 5, 2021

Is this true .@BankofAmerica ? I will immediately pull all my funds if it is.

This is not acceptable. https://t.co/yvkZTAa1AM

— "The Biderfly Effect”-PrettySure a peacefulprotest (@Vertigo1776) February 5, 2021