January 6 hearing will show Trump pressure campaign on Pence
January 6 hearing will show Trump pressure campaign on Pence
https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/15/polit...ils/index.html The House January 6 committee will use its third June hearing to make the case that then-President Donald Trump's pressure campaign on his vice president to overturn the 2020 presidential election "directly contributed" to the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol, which put Mike Pence's life in danger, aides said on Wednesday. Committee aides said Thursday's hearing will focus on how Trump had driven the pressure campaign against Pence despite being told by lawyers in the White House counsel's office that the vice president did not have the authority to unilaterally subvert the election results. The panel also intends to demonstrate at the hearing that there's an "ongoing threat" to democracy from people advocating the false view that the 2020 election was rigged, the aides said. The committee plans to move from the origination of the theory put forward by Trump attorney John Eastman that Pence had the authority to overturn the election results through Trump's weeks-long pressure campaign that led to the insurrection. The hearing, aides said, will include new materials about what Pence was doing on January 6, including his whereabouts. Much of Thursday's presentation will be led by Democratic Rep. Pete Aguilar of California, and a committee counsel also will be asking questions during Thursday's hearing. The panel, according to committee aides, once again plans to weave live witness testimony with depositions the panel has on video. On Tuesday, the committee teased video from former Trump White House attorney Eric Herschmann saying that he had told Eastman on January 7 that he should "get a great effing criminal defense attorney." Greg Jacob, who served as counsel to Pence when he was vice president, and J. Michael Luttig, a retired judge and informal Pence adviser, will testify before the committee on Thursday. While former Pence chief of staff Marc Short is not testifying Thursday, aides said that his deposition testimony is expected to be shown. Speaking with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Wednesday, Short said he had spoken with the Secret Service the day before the attack on the US Capitol. "On the 5th I did talk to Tim," Short said of the lead Secret Service agent on Pence's detail. "At that point it did become clear that the disagreements that had been discussed and the staff were about to become far more public, and I think with thousands of people descending on Washington with hopes of a different outcome, I just thought it was important that they be alerted to that, but I did not have any specific intelligence. I did not have any knowledge that the Capitol would be attacked the way it was." The New York Times has reported that Short warned the Secret Service that Trump was going to turn on Pence and that there could be a security risk to the vice president. Asked if Pence believed that Trump's public pressure campaign against him was endangering him, Short said, "I think the vice president felt secure with the Secret Service around him. I don't think any of us ever envisioned what would happen on January 6." Short told Blitzer of Trump: "I think ultimately the buck stops with the President." "He has responsibility to listen to advice or discard advice, but I also think that there were people around the President who I think served him very poorly and I think gave very poor advice." |
CNN is the laughing stock of media outlets. It was not an insurrection. It was a riot, yes. It nowhere nearly met the criteria to be considered an insurrection. This was merely a witch hunt on Trump, which I could give a shit less about. CNN and a few others keep calling this something it wasn't.
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AND the piss poor attempt to cover their tracks, since none of them understand that emails are forever. BTW, thats where they left a trail of conspiracy, dumbassery, and prayers for a pardon. Not an insurrection? Why where the conspirators asking for pardons? |
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Everything woke goes broke! Disney and Netflix are finding that out. |
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So the NFL is going broke? Guess I need to start watching the USFL or XFL instead. |
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https://wdwnt.com/2022/05/lawsuit-re...ment-district/ Disney has been spending its money to maintain its Florida properties. Now they are off the hook, and local tax payers are looking at a huge tax bill. Disney has a shit ton of money and they could pick up and move to any where in the US and that new location would give them carte blanche. The Disney Channel makes more money than the park. Who watches netflixs? |
Disney reported an operating loss of $887 million related to its streaming services in the quarter — up from a loss of $290 million a year ago. For the first six months of Disney's fiscal year, it has lost about $1.5 billion.
Hey, but thet us not let facts get in the way of your bulllshit narratives. So damn sick of your leftist bullshit. Just fucking stop! |
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I don't argue with em much, they will drag you down to their level of retardation. |
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Americans are fed up with their bullshit. |
LMAO. Liberal Democrats and Republicans are literally getting their asses kicked in the primaries. My faith in the people of America is getting restored. Even a conservative Latina was voted in, in Texas, which was a strong hold for liberal democrats for 100 fucking years. I know that November will decide who actually wins, but the fact is, Liberals are going to be fucked. 75% of everyone in Wyoming hates Liz Cheney, she will be gone in Nov. for sure, as she should be. Now if we can just figure out a way to get the other swamp rats like Pelosi, Shumer, Nadler, etc.... out of office, maybe we can turn this shit around.
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1. CRT is a college level study, and the only way it gets any traction in the public schools is because the local school board allows it. 2. Its a THEORY. In this case, about how inequalities can allow one group of people to use money and politics (one sided governance) to limit the opportunities of other groups. The concept was proposed to create a conversation about how different groups interact and treat each other. An educational theoretical exercise. Needless to say, its been made political. Ideally, this type of study is a social experiment, which means its open ended and has a shit ton of variables, so results are subject to interpretation. One of the major causes of inequalities, an easily measured variable is…………………………..MONEY. Yeah, No shit. Its a tough conversation to have. It cant be a blame game. And it needs to be about the future, not the past. What can be done now, to move our society forward so everyone has an chance to improve their themselves and their children's opportunity. It is the concept of this nation: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. |
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The subject reminds me of this man's theory on reverse discrimination. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw_mRaIHb-M o |
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What is the solution? I really do not know. Poor people usually are in the doom loop where they have no idea how to get out of poverty because the upbringing was not there like it was for those who are not in poverty. Until we figure out how to stop the loop (which I think is impossible) we cannot fix poverty and inequality. |
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One died of a heart attack, if I’m not mistaken. |
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what do you call that? |
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good posts here. kids need help. a lot of them aren't getting it at home |
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A bipartisan Senate report found that at least seven people had lost their lives in connection with the Jan. 6 attack. Give this article A memorial in Washington last year for Officer Brian D. Sicknick of the Capitol Police, who was attacked by the mob storming the Capitol last Jan. 6. A memorial in Washington last year for Officer Brian D. Sicknick of the Capitol Police, who was attacked by the mob storming the Capitol last Jan. 6.Credit...Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times Chris Cameron By Chris Cameron Published Jan. 5, 2022 Updated June 23, 2022 Follow live updates on the House committee hearing on the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. WASHINGTON — As a pro-Trump protest turned into a violent attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6 last year, four people in the crowd died. Ashli Babbitt, an Air Force veteran, was fatally shot by a Capitol Police officer as rioters tried to breach the House chamber. Kevin D. Greeson died of a heart attack, collapsing on the sidewalk west of the Capitol on Jan. 6. Rosanne Boyland appeared to have been crushed in a stampede of fellow rioters as they surged against the police. Benjamin Philips, the founder of a pro-Trump website called Trumparoo, died of a stroke. Mr. Greeson and Mr. Philips died of natural causes, the Washington medical examiner said in April. He added that Ms. Boyland’s death was caused by an accidental overdose. In the days and weeks after the riot, five police officers who had served at the Capitol on Jan. 6 died. Officer Brian D. Sicknick of the Capitol Police, who was attacked by the mob, died on Jan. 7. Officer Jeffrey Smith of the Metropolitan Police Department killed himself after the attack. Officer Howard S. Liebengood of the Capitol Police also died by suicide four days afterward. The Capitol Police had previously said that Officer Sicknick died from injuries sustained “while physically engaging with protesters.” The Washington medical examiner later ruled that he had died of natural causes: multiple strokes that occurred hours after Officer Sicknick’s confrontation with the mob. The medical examiner added, however, that “all that transpired played a role in his condition.” A bipartisan Senate report, released in June, found that the seven deaths were connected to the Capitol attack. But the report was issued a month before two Metropolitan Police officers — Gunther Hashida and Kyle DeFreytag — died by suicide in July. ADVERTISEMENT Continue reading the main story The police agencies have not classified the four total suicides as “line of duty” deaths that would provide the victims’ families with enhanced benefits. Washington law excludes suicide deaths from the line-of-duty designation. About 150 officers from the Capitol Police, the Metropolitan Police Department and local agencies were injured, and hundreds of workers were traumatized by the mob. In its final report, the House select committee investigating Jan. 6 could mention an official death toll from the violence. Dig deeper into the moment. Special offer: Subscribe for $1 a week. Democratic lawmakers have sought to include the police suicides as deaths that occurred in connection with Jan. 6. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York, said on Twitter in October that the Capitol riot was “a terror attack” that left “almost 10 dead,” a toll that apparently included the four suicides. Other Democratic members of Congress have lobbied for the police suicides to be designated as line-of-duty deaths. Senators Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, and Representatives Jennifer Wexton and Donald S. Beyer Jr., all Democrats of Virginia, wrote to Mayor Muriel E. Bowser of Washington in October asking that Officer Smith be granted a line-of-duty death designation. |
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One died of natural causes. Thanks for confirming. |
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The Capitol Police had previously said that Officer Sicknick died from injuries sustained “while physically engaging with protesters.” The Washington medical examiner later ruled that he had died of natural causes: multiple strokes that occurred hours after Officer Sicknick’s confrontation with the mob. The medical examiner added, however, that “all that transpired played a role in his condition.” |
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“All that transpired played a role” is pretty thin gruel for arguing murder, especially since the ME had already deemed it natural causes. No prosecutor in the land would file a charge based on that kind of specious reasoning. Like I said, no officers of the law were killed on 1-6. |
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Stop being a dumbass. https://archive.ph/20210421150320/ht...th-11619010119 “The office ruled the manner of his death as natural, using a term it said applied if “disease alone causes death.” The office said that if a death is “hastened by an injury,” it wouldn’t consider the manner of death to be natural.” |
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i am really sorry the republican party did this to you guys. but it did happen. looking at the way the supreme court is behaving. it isn't over and you guys may very well get what you want in the end. which is a republican dictatorship. lets not pretend it isn't. the only platform republicans have is owning the libs. and it is working. that is all any republican really cares about. how they do it is irrelevant. constitution or democracy be damned. |
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