Is that for the Trump imprisonment or the 2020 election reversal?A D N
Both?
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Is that for the Trump imprisonment or the 2020 election reversal?A D N
Yeah, the stuff the J6 committee has been showing to the public seems really shocking and damning.what I'm learning is that these investigative bodies lack teeth
look at Meadows, Navarro, Scavino....all basically dodging subpoenas
how the fk are these guys not in a cell?
I think some people filed that one away and will never vote for Trump, and quite possibly someone like Josh Hawley, over it.Yeah, the stuff the J6 committee has been showing to the public seems really shocking and damning.
I keep thinking there will be an a-ha moment for the people who were either on the fence or simply downplaying the significance of J6. Like maybe they don’t realize how big and premeditated it was.
Then again if seeing the footage from that day didn’t sway them, likely nothing will.
Unfortunately a lot of Ifails and Gromsdads in this country.Yeah, the stuff the J6 committee has been showing to the public seems really shocking and damning.
I keep thinking there will be an a-ha moment for the people who were either on the fence or simply downplaying the significance of J6. Like maybe they don’t realize how big and premeditated it was.
Then again if seeing the footage from that day didn’t sway them, likely nothing will.
Not even trying to defend the indefensible any more?I think you'll get him this time!
Actually I think their idea of "getting him" might be keeping him high enough profile, and trying to unite the GOP behind him, so they have an easier row to hoe in 2024.I think you'll get him this time!
I think a combination of the Hamburglar, diet Cokes, and old age will take him out before any alphabet agency or government committee.I think you'll get him this time!
We could only hope.I think a combination of the Hamburglar, diet Cokes, and old age will take him out before any alphabet agency or government committee.
either he didn't communicate externally for 7 hours or they burned the logsJan. 6 White House logs given to House show 7-hour gap in Trump calls — The Washington Post
The House select committee is now investigating whether it has the full record and whether Trump communicated that day through backchannels, phones of aides or personal disposable phones, according to people familiar with the probe.apple.news
Building a waterproof case to be presented just before control of Congress switches?Eastman. Meadows. Clark. Bannon. Trump Campaign. I think they are getting somewhere.
If not actually illegal.either he didn't communicate externally for 7 hours or they burned the logs
neither one of these options is very presidential
Kayleigh McEnany, press secretary. (9:42 p.m., 12 minutes)
McEnany would later receive an outline from Hannity delineating how Trump should move forward on his fraud claims.
John McEntee, director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office. (11:23 p.m., 19 minutes)
One of the last recorded calls Trump made on Jan. 6 was to McEntee, the guy in charge of staffing at the White House. This is intriguing, given that there were already reports about White House staffers tendering their resignations as a result of the day’s violence.
Mark Meadows, chief of staff. (9:03 a.m., five minutes; 10:11 p.m., nine minutes)
Meadows probably spent much of the day with Trump, obviating the need for regular calls. Meadows has emerged as a locus of efforts to contact Trump as the riot unfolded, in part because of that proximity and, in part, because we know more about his contacts that day compared with other Trump allies and advisers.
Jason Miller, senior campaign adviser. (9:23 p.m., 19 minutes)
Miller worked on both of Trump’s presidential campaigns and would serve the former president until last summer. It’s not clear what the two discussed on Jan. 6.
Stephen Miller, senior Trump adviser. (9:51 a.m., 28 minutes)
Miller was one of Trump’s primary speechwriters, so it’s likely that his lengthy call with the president on the morning of Jan. 6 centered heavily on the speech that Trump would give at the Ellipse a few hours later.
Cleta Mitchell, lawyer. (7:53 p.m., three minutes)
Trump’s robust effort to overturn the election results in the weeks after Nov. 3, 2020, included assistance from Mitchell, who elevated various dubious claims about fraud to Meadows. She was on his call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger a few days before Jan. 6, the call during which Trump tried to cajole Raffensperger into belatedly “finding” enough votes for Trump to win the state.
Mitchell was also in contact with members of Congress about her claims, which is likely why Trump spoke with her that day.
Kurt Olsen, lawyer. (8:34 a.m., three minutes; 7:17 p.m., 12 minutes)
Olsen was the attorney for Texas in its doomed lawsuit. He would later be mentioned in an unknown context as part of a document that MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell brought to the White House outlining a last-ditch plan for Trump to retain power.
Olsen, Bannon, Giuliani and Meadows are the only individuals known to have spoken to Trump both before and after the period in which no calls were logged.
Mike Pence, vice president. (White House called; reported conversation not logged)
Trump tried to reach Pence at 9:02 a.m. on Jan. 6, without luck. We know that the two spoke shortly before Pence headed to Capitol Hill to lead the electoral vote count; that call apparently included a last-ditch attempt by Trump to cajole Pence into rejecting the vote results. It didn’t work.
David Perdue, senator from Georgia. (11:04 a.m., three minutes)
Perdue had lost his reelection bid the night prior and had expressed support for objecting to the submitted electoral votes. After the riot, he chose not to.
Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff for communications. (7:08 p.m., eight minutes; 9:55 p.m., 16 minutes)
The first outreach on the Jan. 6 call log is from Trump to his longtime aide Scavino, the guy largely in charge of Trump’s social media accounts. He tried to reach Scavino at 8:23 a.m., without luck. They spoke later, including shortly before the second video message was released. It’s likely that, like Meadows, Scavino spent much of the day in Trump’s direct company.
Tommy Tuberville, senator from Alabama. (Reported; not in log)
Tuberville, newly elected to his position, committed to objecting to the submitted electoral votes before Jan. 6 and subsequently did so. He was also the target of multiple calls on Jan. 6 itself, including one from Trump early that afternoon. (Tuberville reportedly told Trump during the call that Pence was being evacuated from the House chamber.)
Later, Giuliani would try to reach Tuberville to encourage the senator to drag out the electoral-vote-counting process “until the end of tomorrow” so that other legislators could be persuaded to join the effort. Unfortunately, Giuliani accidentally left that message on the voice mail of Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah).
Unknown person. (11:17 a.m., unclear duration)
There’s one other call indicated in the material included in The Post’s report. At 11:17 a.m., shortly before Trump went to speak at the Ellipse, he had a call with an unidentified person for an unclear amount of time.
It would be the last recorded call until after the Capitol had been overrun with pro-Trump rioters.
Who Trump talked to on the day of the Capitol riot - The Washington Post
witch hunt !! )
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duck hunt !! )
looser ocean of MAGA tears !! )I wonder what ocean those are at the bottom of right now.