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After Trump repeated false election claims at a rally, supporters breached the Capitol and delayed Congress’s certification proceeding. Courts later convicted participants of offenses ranging from trespass to seditious conspiracy.
Open the record →The bipartisan investigation documented a multi-part effort to overturn the election and referred Trump and others to the Justice Department. A referral is not a criminal conviction.
Open the record →The president granted pardons or commutations to people charged or convicted in connection with the Capitol attack.
Open the record →The House January 6 committee reported finding no evidence of such a presidential order, and the speaker did not directly command the National Guard.
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