DC’s top federal prosecutor and attorney general suggest they investigate Trump, Rudy Giuliani and Donald Jr. for inciting violence before a MAGA mob attacked the Capitol
- US acting lawyer Michael Sherwin told reporters he had investigated ‘all bad actors’
- DC AG Karl Racine said on Friday morning: ‘How far up will it go? ‘
- He said: ‘We are going to investigate not only the mobile phones but also those who invited the violence’
- Trump, Donald Jr. and Rudy Giuliani all speaking before the crowd on Wednesday
- Police in DC are offering $ 1,000 rewards for information about members of the movement
- Racine said he suspected at least one protester wanted to turn himself in.
- The FBI is also offering a $ 50,000 reward for information on bomb bombs left outside the RNC and DNC
- Eighty people have been arrested as a result of the riot so far
The country’s top federal prosecutor and the Washington DC attorney general have blocked President Trump, Donald Trump Jr. and Rudy Giuliani may all come under scrutiny for instigating the MAGA move that shocked the Capitol Building on Wednesday.
Speaking of America Good morning, AG Karl Racine said his office was in the process of identifying dozens of people who were seen breaking the Capitol, but said: ‘Capitol Hill’s are at fault … even Trump is now criticizing them.
‘But the real question is how far up will it go? The Capitol was clearly at the heart of the conduct of this movement.
‘Donald Trump Jr., Giuliani, even the president of the United States called on his supporters and hated groups to go to the capital and in Rudy Giuliani’s words a‘ justice fighting exercise ’.
‘We are going to investigate not only the mobile phones but also those who invited the violence,’ he said.
On Thursday, U.S. Attorney General Michael Sherwin told reporters during a call that he was going to investigate all ‘bad actors’.
Donald Trump – pictured at Wednesday’s rally near the White House where he plunged his supporters into the wilderness by repeating his false claims about a poll – finally embraced the audacity on Thursday morning and promised an ‘orderly transition’ on January 20, when Joe Biden took over after he was once and fully confirmed as the winner of the election.
Donald Trump Jr. And Rudy Giuliani speaks at the Save America gathering on Wednesday less than two hours before the mob attacked the Capitol building
Asked specifically about the President and his remarks at the just-saved Save America Rally, Sherwin said: ‘I don’t want to look like a broken record. We’re looking at all the actors here. “
‘Anyone who has held a position and where the evidence relates to a crime.’
Trump, Giuliani and Donald Jr. everyone spoke before thousands of people before the mob attacked the Capitol on Wednesday.
The President promised to march with the crowd down to the Capitol building on Wednesday but did not join them.
As the violence escalated, he urged his Twitter followers to be peaceful and stand up against any damage or harm.
Condemned, he released a video telling them to go home.
DC Attorney General Karl Racine said on Wednesday that he would investigate ‘those who incited violence’ as well as those who committed it
The FBI is now offering a $ 50,000 reward for any information about the suspect dropping pipe bombs outside the RNC and DNC on Wednesday.
But by the end of the day, four MAGA fans had died and a cop had been killed in the riot.
Now, the FBI is trying to identify everyone who broke the building. Police have so far arrested 80 people but are working to find more.
The FBI is now offering a $ 50,000 reward for information about the pipe bombs left outside the RNC.
The bureau has still released an investigative film of the suspect they are said to have left him there.
He was dressed in a gray hoodie, dark pants and an N-95 mask.
Three police chiefs have resigned over their ‘total failure’ to halt a riot on Wednesday.
Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund resigned Thursday after the resignation of Nancy Pelosi and both the Sergeant Armed for the Senate and the Armed Sergeant for the House as well.
Dozens of Trump loyalists were photographed smashing windows, entering Senate and House chambers and entering law offices at Capitol Wednesday.
The FBI is now working with various law enforcement agencies to identify perpetrators and to prosecute federal criminals.
A total of 68 people were arrested between Wednesday afternoon and early Thursday. That number is expected to climb as authorities search for more suspects