Former US President Donald Trump
WASHINGTON: Indian-American lawmakers on Wednesday supported the impeachment of former president Donald Trump for inciting his supporters for violence on January 6.
The Senate impeachment trial of Trump began on Wednesday. The president incited the crowd that attacked our Capitol and our democratic institutions last month and the necessity of his conviction is as clear today as it was the day he caused United States Representatives, Senators, and their staff to flee for their lives and pray for their safety,” Indian American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi said. Watching the former president s impeachment trial before the Senate, I couldn t help but reflect on the extremely disturbing events of January 6th. When violent insurgents stormed the Capitol, I was forced to flee my own office with my staff after a bomb was discovered only two hundred feet from my office window, Krishnamoorthi said.
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The SBS VICELAND documentary,
Fringe Nation was completed prior to the 6 January siege in Washington D.C, when a mob of Donald Trump supporters stormed the US Capitol amid a last-ditch effort to overturn his election loss. But it makes for essential viewing in light of the events of last week s riots, and amid fresh reports of planned armed attacks .
Reporter Gianna Toboni examines the roots of the self-described militias whose heretofore fringe beliefs have evolved into a disproportionate – and potentially irreversible – impact on the United States.
Toboni interviews Mike Dunn, a representative of the so-called Boogaloo Bois , a movement whose name spawned from the forgettable sequel of 80s breakdance movie