In the news conference he had won the first seat-hold since the second presidential election in November; Donald Trump renewed promises to pardon his supporters in the Capitol in early 2011.
Likewise, he doubled down on the promises of mass deportations and taxes on the church conversation with NBC to meet Press host Kristen Welker – who acknowledged that Americans can pay more after voter complaints about higher prices for the White House to bring back the Vice President’s budget. Kamala Harris.
“I’m going to do it very quickly. On the first day,” Trump said in an interview, claiming that the convicted attackers of the Capitol were put through a “dirty system.”
“I know the reason,” said Trump, who was convicted in May by New York state prosecutors of criminally falsifying business records to conceal payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. “It’s a very corrupt system.”
Trump said that exceptions to his pardons could be made over an . to attack the Capitol That meant keeping him in the Oval Office, losing the 2020 presidential election to Joe Biden – and that has been linked to many deaths, including the killing of traumatized law enforcement officers. He has previously debunked claims the anti-Trump law is infiltrating his supporters’ ranks and driving the attack.
When Trump was asked about the Capitol attackers who attacked police officers, he said they “don’t have the law.” He also cried out that individuals guilty of taking pleas were pressured.
“The whole life is wasted,” said Trump, who criticized the president’s recent pardon of his son, Hunter Biden, for his convictions for lying in the forms of gun ownership as well as tax evasion. “They perished.”
Trump has denied that he will direct his second administration’s appointees to arrest elected officials in the investigation of the attack on the US Capitol, which led to federal charges against him being dropped. But he told the Welkers: “Here, they will go to prison.”
There were more than 1,250 people He was convicted or confessed on the 6th of February, the US Capitol was attacked. And at least 645 people were sentenced to serve some time in prison, ranging from a few days to 22 years.
In his statement on Friday, Philip insults Sean Grillo of New York City, one of the attackers of the Capitol. he said The federal judge presiding over his case said, “Tumpus is going to forgive me anyways.” Grillo was sentenced to one year in prison and ordered to be taken into custody.
Another of the convicted attackers was Edward Kelley of Tennessee convicted in court in November of a conspiracy to kill federal employees. The judges decided that he had developed a list of officials and wanted to kill him in order to attack him in connection with the Capitol.
In other parts of Sunday conversationTrump confirmed his plans for tariffs on imports from some of the US’s biggest trading partners. He said he could guarantee that US families would get more out of his plan.
He also doubled down on Biden’s refusal to admit he won the 2020 election enough, saying he won against Harris in November because the race was “too hot to handle.”
Regarding his plans for mass deportations, Welker asked Trump about families with mixed immigration status. Trump suggested that immigrants who were in our country legally were at risk if they had family members living in the country without permission.
“I don’t want to break up families, so you just don’t break up a family and keep it together and you have to send everybody back,” Trump said.
Some have stated that they have support for working with Democrats to protect Dreamers, or people who have lived in the US for years after their undocumented children were brought to the country. But, as he has done before, he promised to work to end his birthright citizenship and said he would consult on an amendment to the US constitution.
“We have to end it,” Trump said.