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In an affidavit phone call with Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy, as the Capitol under attack, then-President Donald Trump said the troublemakers were more involved in the effects of the election than McCarthy.
“These statements will be made in the user of my Philadelphia office,” said Michael van der Veen, President Trump’s former defense attorney.
The defense team strongly denied Friday that Trump had incited fatal insurrection and said he encouraged his supporters to “fight like hell” in a political regime speech.
U. S. Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman warned Republican Senator Mitt Romney that troublemakers were heading shortly after a crowd of Donald Trump supporters broke construction and a video of his interaction in Donald Trump’s political trial was released.
A new surveillance video inside the U. S. Capitol released Donald Trump’s political trial shows the moment the troublemakers violated the U. S. Capitol on January 6.
Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland, one of the officials in charge of enforcing House law, recounts his joy with his circle of relatives at the U. S. Capitol during the January 6 siege.
In an affidavit phone call with Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy, as the Capitol under attack, then-President Donald Trump said the troublemakers were more involved in the effects of the election than McCarthy.
“These statements will be made on the user in my Philadelphia office,” said Michael van der Veen, President Trump’s former defense attorney.
The defense team strongly denied Friday that Trump had incited fatal insurrection and said he encourages his supporters to “fight like hell” in a political regime speech.
U. S. Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman warned Republican Senator Mitt Romney that troublemakers were heading shortly after a crowd of Donald Trump supporters broke construction and a video of his interaction in Donald Trump’s political trial was released.
A new surveillance video inside the U. S. Capitol released Donald Trump’s political trial shows the moment the troublemakers violated the U. S. Capitol on January 6.
Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland, one of the officials in charge of enforcing House law, recounts his joy with his circle of relatives at the U. S. Capitol during the January 6 siege.