part of the reason Trump agreed to make a somewhat conciliatory statement about the attack that happened the day after it is because he had been advised that if he didn`t do something like that, he might be thrown out of office immediately.
Luria discusses Trump's motivations for making a statement after the January 6th attack.
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His duty was to stand up and say something and try to stop this. So we'll talk about that and what I see to be his dereliction of duty.
What we hope to tell through our series of hearings, which will start this Thursday, is just how deep that was and how dangerous it was. Dangerous it remains to the future of our country and our democratic institutions.
he`s a key cog in this machine that was trying to, you know, piece together a different election result than what the voters had decided.
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