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Jҽȥι  

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So what happened between the end of the Ellipse speech and the video telling people to go home. He sat in the dining room. Dereliction of duty. Luria is a 20 year Navy vet.

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Jҽȥι  

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Kinzinger now. (Also a veteran.) Clip of McCarthy blaming Trump for inaction. Also Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark A. Milley says he should have done something.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

What explains Trump's behavior? The mob attacking the Capitol gave Trump what he wanted: the delaying of the electoral count. Trump didn't FAIL to act. He CHOSE not to act.

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Jҽȥι  

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Other people DID their duty. Trump did not.

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Jҽȥι  

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Witnesses: Matthew Pottinger and Sarah Matthews. Pottinger is also a veteran. Matthews is former deputy press secretary. Both resigned after the events of January 6.

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Jҽȥι  

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Pottinger explains his role as deputy national security advisor to Trump. He's a true believer. Talking about how good Trump's national security policies were.

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Jҽȥι  

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Matthews emphasizes, too, that she's a Republican. (Good article in... I think it was the Washington Post... from two political scientists about how hearing from REPUBLICANS-- but not Democrats-- changes Republican minds.)

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Luria: security official has told the committee that the White House knew there were weapons in the crowd. Official says they "were all in shock" at idea Trump was marching to the Capitol. It would turn a rally into a coup.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

Alarmed because the president wanted to lead 10,000 supporters to the Capitol.

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Jҽȥι  

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Luria says that Tony Ornato said the president was "irate" when not allowed to go to the Capitol. (They're supporting Cassidy Hutchinson here.) Another police officer supports that account.

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Jҽȥι  

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SGT. Mark Robinson says in more than 100 details, he knew of no other in which the president fought his detail.

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Jҽȥι  

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Robinson says Trump wanted to go to the Capitol. Back at White House, put on standby to see if Trump could go to the Capitol. 45 minutes to an hour to see if Trump was going to go to the Capitol.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

Secret Service officers have retained private counsel. ‼️

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

White House employee told Trump about the Capitol riot within 15 minutes of getting back to the White House.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

Trump went to dining room, steps from the Oval Office, and watched the Fox News Channel for more than 2.5 hours.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

No official record of what Trump did. Call logs are blank. Presidential daily diary is also blank. No photos. Chief White House photographer wanted to take pictures, but was told no.

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Jҽȥι  

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But the committee knows what he was doing....

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

What he WASN'T doing was calling any official to stop the attack.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

No one heard from Trump that day.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

Trump was calling senators to get them to object to the counting of the electoral votes.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

We know from Giuliani's phone records that Trump called him.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

At 1:49 DC police declared a riot at the Capitol. Trump tweeted out a link to his Ellipse speech.

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Kinzinger: Trump's staff begged him to condemn the violence and tell the crowd to go home. Cipollone says he was emphatic and clear that people needed to know they had to leave the Capitol.

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Jҽȥι  

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Cipollone says lots of people were saying that. And yet, it took more than two hours for Trump to tell them to leave.

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Jҽȥι  

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Cipollone and Cassidy Hutchinson both said that Ivanka Trump was trying to work on Trump to tell them to leave.

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Hutchinson says that Meadows said that Trump didn't want to do anything about the "Hang Mike Pence" chants; Trump thought Pence deserved it.

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Jҽȥι  

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Cipollone says the chants were outrageous... and expressed that.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

At any moment, Trump could have appeared at the podium in the press room (which is quite close to the Oval Office) and address the nation.

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Jҽȥι  

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Matthews says Trump could have gotten on camera in less than 60 seconds.

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Jҽȥι  

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Briefing room has a camera on at all times.

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Jҽȥι  

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Advisors worried about Trump's unscripted comments, though.

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Jҽȥι  

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Two pipe bombs meant evacuations.

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Jҽȥι  

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Matthews and Ben Williamson (?) agreed Trump needed to get out there fast to call things off. Press guy Judd Deere, too, went to talk to press secretary Kayleigh McEnany.

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Jҽȥι  

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At 2:03, Trump called Giuliani. At 2:13, Proud Boys broke into the Capitol.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

This footage remains horrifying. Maybe worse than ever, actually.

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Jҽȥι  

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Secret Service tried to get a safe path out for Pence. It was a very close thing. Trump's national security team was listening to the discussion about Pence's security.

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Jҽȥι  

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What was meant by the comment that the agents did not "sound good right now"? It means they were worried for their own lives. Called to say goodbye to their family members.

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Running out of options. Getting nervous. Screaming.

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Rioters anger focused on Pence. Storm Capitol in fury at Pence. "Mike Pence, traitor!" "Mike Pence has screwed us."

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Trump did not try to calm his supporters. Instead, he sent the 2:24 tweet saying "Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done...." Put a target on his own vice president's back.

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Jҽȥι  

HCR

Both Pottinger and Matthews say Trump added fuel to the fire.

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Jҽȥι  

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Pottinger disturbed and worried that Trump was attacking Pence for doing his constitutional duty.

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Pottinger decided to resign.

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Jҽȥι  

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Matthews thought the tweet was "giving the green light to these people." Telling them they were "justified in their anger." He should have been condemning the violence.

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Matthews knew how his supporters latched onto his words. Tweeting as he did made things much worse.

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Cipollone, Judd Deere, Cassidy Hutchinson, all condemn the tweet.

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At 2:26, Pence had to be moved again. Violence escalated quickly after the tweet.

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Trump went back to calling Senators, including Tommy Tuberville (R-AL). Senator Josh Hawley earlier had raised his fist in solidarity with the crowd and riled up the crowd. He was protected then, but later fled from the rioters. (Riled them up... then fled.)

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Jҽȥι  

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Trump was supposed to insure a peaceful transfer of power and ought to have defended all three branches of government. Even Kushner had to admit that to the committee.

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and 10 min break

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Walter Shaub

Mr. Fist fled as the terrorists he riled up sacked the building.

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southpaw

What phone was Trump calling these senators on, and why wasn’t it logged? Surely several US Senators could help the committee figure it out.

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Kyle Griffin

The Jan. 6 Committee drags Josh Hawley.

The Committee plays Hawley running out of the Capitol, just hours after he raised his fist in solidarity with them.

"Later that day, Senator Hawley fled after those protestors he helped to rile up stormed the Capitol."

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This is not new information but solidifying the timeline.

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Teri Kanefield

You gotta love that the committee made sure to get this in.

Hugo Lowell

NEW: Jan. 6 committee shows Sen. Josh Hawley running for his life from the Capitol rioters that he personally riled up hours earlier by raising a fist for them in solidarity

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We're back. Kinzinger is up.

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By 2:24, Trump had been in his dining room for an hour. Decent people would have told the rioters to go home. His advisors begged him to. But he didn't.

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Two tweets: "Stay peaceful" and "remain peaceful" even though he knew they were committing violent.

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Don Jr. and Meadows texts. At 2:53, DJ said "he's got to condem this shit." DJ and Hannity both told Meadows that Trump needed to stop the violence. So did members of Congress, White House officials, Laura Ingraham and Kilmeade of FNC, Mark Mulvaney, friends, and so on.

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Mel🥄MeMe LaS'Mores  

@Jezibaba
If only there was something like a professional body whose job it was to find info like this...

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Mel🥄MeMe LaS'Mores  

@Jezibaba
Because he is a cowardly mofo

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More Peace, More Love  

@Jezibaba
Seeing the timeline is so enlightening. And infuriating.

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Mel🥄MeMe LaS'Mores  

@Jezibaba
That is so disgusting that if I saw it in a movie, I would criticize the heavy-handed implausible writing

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