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✔️ We have begun. It's Day 4 of the Trump Impeachment Trial 2.0. The defense is putting on their case. The first lawyer is Van Der Veen.
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A mere civics lesson.
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Also, this Trump lawyer is trying to claim that democrats objecting to some of the electoral votes is equivalent to Trump's incitement of violence.
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Trump's lawyer said "litigating questions of election integrity" is not "incitement to resurrection"
I think he meant insurrection. What a dupe.
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FALSE. Trump cultivated them, groomed them, thanked them, organized the rally with the same people who were violent and then gave them the final command so they knew to "fight like hell."
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He said that is ordinary campaign rhetoric.
Said "no human being believes . . .that is incitement to political violence.
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Now he is claiming that the press and Dems said the 2016 election had been "hacked."
ACTUALLY, the u.s. intelligence agencies and Mueller actually indicted Russian groups for conspiracy in our elections. So he is LYING
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The topic today is the siege of the Capitol on January 6.
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Note: No one there was violent.
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He thinks he is clever to call this "constitutional cancel culture" or something like that.
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No. We will not move on. Sorry.
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Actually, it was law and order for little people. Above the law for him, his family, and friends and the white collar criminals and war criminals he pardoned or whose sentences he commuted.
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He's asking why wasn't Trump and American people able to see footage as soon as it was available?
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