The directors of the Baja Chamber of Commerce will take up arms in the case of President Donald Trump in the second day of the trial against the executor, showing videos and other unequivocal evidence in Trump’s “Gran Mentira”: electoral fraud that argues foundation.
The administrators who have been tax evaders in Trump’s trial will show new security videos that will show Vice President Mike Pence, leaders of Congress and legislators will look more closely at what the Capitol attacks say on January 6.
During the presentation of its opening arguments, the administrators also focus on Trump’s The Great Mint, a phrase that alludes to the strategy of the Nazi era to repeat a great deal of many aunts in such a way that the common people have crept.
Trump is being instigated in the Senate to urge insurgency in his entourages, to push back the certification of the Electoral College that the Congress will hold in a bicameral session.
The defense argues the lunes that the process is unconstitutional but the mayor of Senado voted March in favor of prosecuting the constitutional court. Administrators refute the mercenaries’ other defense argument: that Trump was protected by his right to freedom of expression over his discourse in the midst of the Capitol invasion.
These are the most important points of the second day of political juicing:
