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The Associated Press reviewed social media posts, voter registrations, court files and other public records for more than 120 people either facing criminal charges related to the Jan. 6 unrest or who were later identified through photographs and videos taken during the melee. They were overwhelmingly longtime Trump supporters.
Records show fervent President Trump fans fueled US Capitol takeover Share Updated: 11:22 AM CST Jan 11, 2021 By MICHAEL BIESECKER, MICHAEL KUNZELMAN, GILLIAN FLACCUS and JIM MUSTIAN, Associated Press Records show fervent President Trump fans fueled US Capitol takeover Share Updated: 11:22 AM CST Jan 11, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript right. Hi, ball. Yeah, Yeah. Damage to the meeting. I know that you could never seen before the problem. Wow. Oh, my mother. That's followed. Yeah. Is that right? I don't know. Yeah, it's also TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCIN...
WASHINGTON (AP) — They came from across America, summoned by President Donald Trump to...
Who were they? Records reveal Trump fans who stormed US Capitol Premium (AFP) 'Big protest in DC on January 6th,' Trump tweeted a week before Christmas So far, at least 90 people have been arrested on charges ranging from misdemeanor curfew violations to felonies related to assaults on police officers, possessing illegal weapons and making death threats against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif Share Via Read Full Story They came from across America, summoned by President Donald Trump to march on Washington in support of his false claim that the November election was stolen and to stop the ...
William Arthur Leary told the AP that he strongly believes the election was stolen from Trump and that he went to Washington to show his support.