"The media denounced the J6 protesters as 'traitors' that tried to 'overthrow democracy', then came out to defend the guy seen in multiple videos explicitly telling people to 'overthrow democracy'. There is zero chance that he's just some regular Trump supporter."
None of that is proof; it's just you pushing assumptive insinuation. If you have a link to a video of Epps rather than Jack Posobiec pushing people to "overthrow democracy," cough it up.
But okay, I'm your huckleberry -let's apply your displayed evidentiary standard of proof to another situation:
Elon Musk is known to have had direct contact with Vladimir Putin, publicly advocated (you know, like Epps when he stated "we need to go into the Capitol") for giving Putin what he wants in Ukraine, wants to force de-centralized, tele-working federal employees back into the office where they're sitting ducks for... let's say a hostile foreign power to take out in one fell swoop with minimal expenditure.
Vivek Ramaswamy is a known Putin apologist who promised to fire federal workers across the board based on an alphabetical system without consideration for the importance of the jobs those workers perform -a move that would throw the U.S. government into a state of dysfunctional vulnerability equivalent to the aftermath of violent overthrow, creating a window of opportunity for a hostile foreign government to move in, strike a killing/crippling blow.
Donald Trump employs the Russian "firehose of lies" technique, has spent the last eight years misleading the U.S., sowing division, stoking distrust and hatred, was criminally indicted for theft of NDI, national security secrets, known to have attempted to set up an unmonitored back channel with the Kremlin, sided with Putin over our own intelligence agencies and wants to give Musk and Ramaswamy the opportunity to put their plans in action.
Under your evidentiary standard of proof, there's no way they're not all agents of the Kremlin working to hand the U.S. to Putin on a silver platter.