An attorney for Ray Epps, a man seen on video wearing a Trump hat during the January 6 riot, says that his client has been informed by federal law enforcement officials that they intend to charge him in connection with the events of that day.

The revelation was made in a lawsuit that Epps filed against Fox News on Wednesday that accused the network and former host Tucker Carlson of defaming him.

Epps has long been accused by many of being an undercover federal agent who instigated some of the events of that day. He has strongly denied being a federal agent.

Buried deep in the lawsuit, Epps lawyer says that the DOJ recently informed Epps that it plans to prosecute him. Epps’ lawyer blamed Carlson for the potential forthcoming charges.

“Finally, in May 2023, the Department of Justice notified Epps that it would seek to charge him criminally for events on January 6, 2021—two-and-a-half years later,” the lawsuit said. “The relentless attacks by Fox and Mr. Carlson and the resulting political pressure likely resulted in the criminal charges.”

Epps was a central figure in the Capitol riot from the beginning.

The 62-year-old Marine veteran from Arizona is seen in multiple video clips from January 6 and the day before trying to whip up other Trump supporters to “go into the Capitol” the next day.

“I’ll say it. We need to go into the Capitol,” Epps says in one clip. At least four times on video, Epps repeats his call to action to “go into the Capitol.”

FBI Director Christopher Wray was grilled by lawmakers on Wednesday on a variety of issues, including Epps.

“I’m not going to engage here in a discussion about individual people who are or are not going to be prosecuted,” Wray responded.

Mairead Elordi contributed to this report. 

“Succession” star Brian Cox blasted “woke culture” and millennials who he said happen to be the current arbiters online that are “shaming” people and trying to cancel those with who don’t agree with them.

During the 77-year-old actor’s appearance on Tuesday’s “Piers Morgan Uncensored,” the legendary Scottish actor talked about his career and agreed with the host that the current state of the world is upsetting.

“Are things worse now, or is our perception of life worse because of things like social media, inflaming everything?” Morgan asked.

Cox said, “social media” doesn’t help and said it “hinders rather than helps.”

“And I think it points up two readily inadequacies that we can actually — and the whole woke culture, I think is truly awful,” the HBO star added.

Morgan and Cox agreed on how awful the “shaming culture” is, as the host noted the “incessant need to shame and bury people.”

“I don’t know where it comes from? the “Braveheart” star replied. “Who are the arbiters of these — this shaming. And it’s very hard to pin them down. And it turns out it’s usually a bunch of millennials.”

"Succession" star Brian Cox: "The whole woke culture is truly awful."

Piers Morgan: "And the shaming culture."

Cox: "I don't know where it comes from. Who are the arbiters of this shaming? … It turns out it's usually a bunch of millennials." pic.twitter.com/4r4jUtplxh

— The Recount (@therecount) July 12, 2023

“I suppose in a way they’re probably saying, ‘Well, you’ve all screwed it up, so we may as well do something about it,'” Cox continued. “But it’s from the wrong principle. It’s the wrong — comes from the wrong place.”

The host replied, “And who gave them the halos?”

The “Troy” star previously defended famed “Harry Potter” author J.K. Rowling from those he called her “high-and-mighty” critics over her support of biological women.

“I don’t like the way she’s been treated, actually,” the Emmy award winner said. “I think she’s entitled to her opinion; she’s entitled to say what she feels. As a woman, she’s very much entitled to say what she feels about her own body, and there’s nobody better to say that, as a woman.”

“So, I do feel that people have been a bit high-and-mighty about their own attitude towards J.K. Rowling, quite frankly,” he added.

He’s also previously slammed the censorship by the woke culture of things like Roald Dahl’s novels, calling it “disgraceful” and more.

"We can't start rewriting works of literature because it suits our so called moral code."

It is "disgraceful" to rewrite Roald Dahl's books, says actor Brian Cox. @AdamBoultonTABB | @KateEMcCann pic.twitter.com/hqVgOfcQUw

— Times Radio (@TimesRadio) February 19, 2023