Capitol riot panel blames Trump for 1/6 ‘attempted coup’

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The Parliament Panel who investigated the January 6 rebellion in the US Capitol blamed Donald Trump on Thursday night, said the attack was almost not spontaneous but “coup attempt” and the direct consequence of the President’s defeated effort to cancel the 2020 election.

With a 12-minute video that has never been seen before from extremist groups who led the deadly siege and shocking testimony from the deepest circle of Trump, Committee 1/6 provides a tense detail in the opinion that Trump’s repeated lies about election fraud and his public efforts to Stopping Joe Biden’s victory caused the attack and put aside American democracy.

Democracy remains in danger,” Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., Chair of the panel, during the trial, the time for the prime time to achieve as many Americans as possible.

January 6 is the culmination of the coup attempt, a brave effort, as said by a riot short after January 6, to overthrow the government,” Thompson said. “Violence is not an accident.”

Hearings may not change American views about capitol attacks, but panel investigations are intended to stand as their public records.

Towards the Election of Mid Semester this fall, and with Trump considering running another White House, the committee’s final report aims to take into account the most cruel attacks on the capitol since 1814, and to ensure such attacks have never happened again.

Testimony showed on Thursday how Trump held fast to fake claims of election fraud, signaling to supporters of the Capitol on January 6 when the Congress would state the results, even though the people around him insisted, Biden had won the election.

In a video clip that was previously invisible, the panel played a satire from former Attorney General Bill Barr who testified that he told Trump that the election claim that was cheated was “Bull——.”

Elsewhere, the daughter of former president, Ivanka Trump, testified the committee that she respected Barr’s view that there was no election fraud. “I accept what he said.”

Others show the leaders of the extremist oath guard and boys who are proud to be preparing to invade the capitol to defend Trump. One company one by one tells the committee that they came to the capitol because Trump asked them.

President Trump summoned a horde of violence,” Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., Deputy chairman of the panel who led most of the hearing.

When a president fails to take the steps needed to preserve our unity – or worse, causing a constitutional crisis – we are at the maximum danger for our Republic.”

There was gas that was heard in the hearing room when Cheney read an account that said when Trump was told that the Capitol mob shouted Vice President Mike Pence to be rejected to block the election results. Trump answered that maybe they were right, he was “deserved to get it”.

At another point it was revealed that Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., A leader attempt to reject the election results, has sought forgiveness from Trump, who will protect him from prosecution.

When asked about the White House lawyer who threatened to resign about what happened in the government, Trump Jared Kushner’s son -in -law mocked them “whining”.

Police officers who had fought the hordes comfort each other when they sat in the committee room that revived the violence they faced on January 6.

Officer Harry Dunn cried when the bodycam footage showed the reader crashed into his colleagues with flagpole and baseball bat.

In the testimony that claimed the US Capitol police officer Caroline Edwards told the panel that he slipped in the blood of others when the rioter pushed him into the capitol. He suffered a brain injury at close range.