It is sad that the Peter Strzok's, the Lisa Page's and many of their partners who were just as guilty but never named, along with their deep state bosses who excused their behavior, have destroyed the FBI's reputation to the point that that supposed "premiere law enforcement agency of the world," is trusted about as much as Stasi.
But it really is not a new thing. Don't forget the FBI's treatment of Martin Luther King, including a heavy-handed and clumsy attempt to blackmail him by sending material to his wife supposedly documenting King's affairs.
If those "highly professional" agents at the time had had official cell phones with text capabilities, I'm sure their messages about King would have been similar to the modern day FBI's treatment of Trump.
Why do you think that the random people in the crowd picked up on Epp's attempt to lead them into lawbreaking so fast? Why did they automatically assume that he was a "fed" instead of some operative hired by the DNC?
Because the FBI, filled with Obama appointees, had by that point become nothing more than the armed wing of the DNC. The FBI is not even bothering to deny that they would ever do such a thing as to send agents to lead people to disrupt presidential vote counting in our nation's capital. They don't act offended at the suggestion, they just dryly tell us that it is none of our business whether they did that or not.