Managers present dramatic new video of Capitol crowd during Trump indictment

Managers present dramatic new video of Capitol crowd during Trump indictment

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Home executives showed a dramatic new video of the mob storming the Capitol in the opening minutes of former President TrumpDonald Trump DOJ wants to resign from most Trump-appointed U.S. attorneys: reports Trump attorney withdraws request not to hold indictment on Saturday Kinzinger in open calls to GOP senators to convict Trump in indictment MORE‘s indictment, as Democrats want to make the case that Trump should be held accountable for his actions, even if he is no longer in the White House.

Democrats created the disturbing video documenting the January 6 siege by weaving Trump’s speech to a group of supporters who called for marching with violent footage of the attack on the Capitol.

“We are going to walk through Pennsylvania Avenue … and we are going to the Capitol and we are going to try to give our Republicans, the weak … we are going to try to give them the pride and boldness they have to take back our land,” he said. Trump in the video.

The video then follows the mob in Pennsylvania Avenue and in the building, where lawmakers gathered to confirm the election college score.

The video shows new footage of the pro-Trump mob shouting: ‘Take the Capitol’, which is involved in violent confrontations with police officers and damages the building as they flood the corridors to interrupt the votes.

The text at the end of the video reads: “At least seven people lost their lives, more than 140 police officers sustained physical injuries, and many more were seriously affected by their experiences that day.”

The video then shows the text of a tweet Trump sent four hours later:

‘These are the things and events that happen when a sacred victory in the election is so undoubtedly and maliciously carried away by great patriots who have been treated badly and unfairly for so long. Go home with love & in peace. Remember this day forever! ”

“If it’s not an uncontested offense, there is no such thing,” said Accusation Manager Rep. Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben Raskin Democrats say Trump’s accusation ‘completely without merit’ shows a preview on Sunday: budget resolution clears the way for 9 trillion stimulus; Senate prepares for indictment. READ: Trump attorneys deny more indictment (D-Md.) Closed.

Raskin opened the indictment by arguing that a failure to convict would create a “January exception” that exempts all future presidents from illegal conduct.

Raskin has blown up Trump’s lawyers, who plan to argue that it is illegal to prosecute a former president.

“Their argument is that if you commit an offense in your last few weeks of office, you have constitutional impunity, you get away with it,” Raskin said. ‘It will create a brand new January exception to the Constitution of the United States of America … it is an invitation to the President to give his best chance for everything he wants to do on the way out the door, including the use of violent means … to block the peaceful transfer of power … it is an invitation to the worst nightmare of our founder. ‘

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