How many LOYAL AMERICANS wonder if the Secret Service would have used their weapons IF the RIOTING TRAITORS found Mike Pence, Senator Mitt Romney, and Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi. How much ammunition did they have, and what kind of guns? How many bullets did the Capitol Police have, and was there enough fire-power to stop THE INSURRECTIONISTS?
Talk about a HIGH NOON moment! Note the clock on the mantle as Karen draws the curtain on those guilty of SEDITION. Trump seems to want the Vice President HANGED. Did he want to see a Nation-wide Riot start – when Capitol Police OPENED FIRE on Trump Supporters – in order to save Pence?
How close did we come? Watch this interview of a Congressperson who says Loudermilk should have GONE to the Jan-Com with a written statement about his tour – before it was revealed! This is a COVERUP! Were these victors screened?
John Presco
“Target Specific Senators Offices,” the plan says, without either elaboration or an apostrophe.
The plan also muses, “See if you can get anyone with a semi to help you block traffic. Now is the time to reach out to truckers or bikers for Trump for these roadblocks.”
A new photo obtained exclusively by ABC News shows then-Vice President Mike Pence and his family in hiding after rioters broke into the Capitol on Jan. 6 and he was evacuated from the Senate floor.
ABC News is publishing the image for the first time on the eve of the House Jan. 6 committee’s hearing Thursday focused on former President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign against Pence.
In it, Pence can be seen with members of his family — second lady Karen Pence, his brother, Rep. Greg Pence and his daughter — in the vice president’s ceremonial office just steps from the Senate floor.
Read ‘1776 Returns,’ a 9-page extremist plot to take over the Supreme Court, CNN and 6 other DC buildings
litaliano@insider.com (Laura Italiano) – Yesterday 3:28 PM
- ‘1776 Returns’ was a soon-abandoned, Proud Boys-linked plot to take over 8 DC buildings on Jan. 6.
- The 9-page plot was released Wednesday as part of a Proud Boys seditious-conspiracy defense filing.
- Targets included the Supreme Court, CNN, and 6 congressional office buildings.
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Meet 11 key people behind the January 6 congressional investigation that starts revealing its findings today
- A primetime hearing Thursday will kick off the House January 6 committee’s public hearings.
- The 8 p.m. hearing will feature “previously unseen material,” the committee said.
- Donald Trump has made his desire for counter programming clear to congressional allies.
For the past year, the House committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol has conducted hundreds of interviews. It has fought in federal court for records, and recommended criminal charges against Trump allies who have defied the panel’s subpoenas.
Now, the special Housel panel is going primetime.
At 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, the House January 6 committee is holding the first of several hearings to air its findings from the investigation into the breach of the Capitol by a pro-Trump mob. A second hearing is set for 10 a.m. on Monday, June 13.
Thursday’s hearing will provide a first flavor of how the House committee plans to present its work. The House committee has yet to announce a schedule for further hearings, but there are expected to be about a half dozen in June.
Looming large over the hearings is Trump, who has communicated his desire for counter programming to congressional allies. It is unclear what new information the House committee will present, but the committee has reportedly concluded it has enough evidence to make a criminal referral to the Justice Department recommending charges against the former president.
Previewing Thursday’s hearing, the committee said it would feature “previously unseen material documenting January 6th,” along with witness testimony. The initial witnesses include a documentarian who interviewed members of the Proud Boys — a far-right group whose members were charged Monday with seditious conspiracy — and Caroline Edwards, a respected Capitol Police officer believed to be the first officer injured during the January 6 attack.
The string of hearings will combine to provide the American public with what the House committee described as a summary of its findings about a “coordinated, multi-step effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election and prevent the transfer of power.”
Here are the members of the committee to watch as the public hearings unfold.
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A Proud Boys defense lawyer has released the full text of “1776 Returns,” a 9-page extremist proto-plot for the January 6 riot — in which the Supreme Court, CNN and congressional offices were originally targeted for occupation instead of the Capitol itself.
It’s unclear who wrote the chaotic, pro-right fever dream, in which the stated goal was to “fill the buildings with patriots and communicate our demands,” including that a do-over presidential election be conducted using “Paper Ballots only.”
But federal prosecutors have alleged that then-Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio had it in his possession in late December of 2021.
Ultimately, Proud Boys leadership decided the plan was too impractical, federal prosecutors allege — and the target was narrowed down to the storming of a single building, the Capitol.
The eight DC buildings originally targeted for occupation by a “patriots” army were the Supreme Court, CNN — “at least egg doorway” the plan says — along with six buildings housing congressional offices.
Those were the Russell, Dirksen and Hart Senate office buildings, and the Cannon, Longworth and Rayburn House office buildings, according to the plan.
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“Covert sleepers” were to set up a fake appointments inside the buildings prior to the Jan. 6 occupation, so that they could be in position to let people inside, the plan says.
Each building would have an assigned “Hypeman” who “leads chants, must maintain energy/presence,” the plan says.
“No Trump, No America,” was one recommended chant.
Each building would need a minimum of 50 occupiers “or it’s a no go for that building,” the plan says. “Patriots” would be recruited from among the Jan. 6 rally participants.
“Use Covid to your advantage,” the plan instructs. “Pack huge face masks & face shields, protect your identity. Make sure everyone has food and water to last a day in their backpacks.”
If “patriots” were denied entry into buildings, law enforcement could be distracted “by pulling other fire alarms around the city,” the plan says. “This is ONLY to be done at the right time and if [redacted] makes the call.”
It’s not clear who redacted the name of the plan’s apparent leader.
“Target Specific Senators Offices,” the plan says, without either elaboration or an apostrophe.
The plan also muses, “See if you can get anyone with a semi to help you block traffic. Now is the time to reach out to truckers or bikers for Trump for these roadblocks.”
The plan closes with a section titled “Special Mention.”
“Mitch McConnell, Kevin McCarthy, Mike Pence & Bill Gates. We the people are watching you,” it reads.
And it concludes with a shoutout to the GOP Senator from Kentucky and Florida’s Republican governor: “Rand Paul & Ron DeSantis. We the people love you.”
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