Note that the J6C Report begins where only a handful of reporters have gone: with the words of the actual rioters. You need that to prove incitement but TV lawyers said it was all a waste of time.

https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23466611-221219-j6c-intro#document/p2/a2186700

DocumentCloud

J6C have learned the lesson about how to recommend charges against Trump: Say he "oversaw" something rather than that he "directed" it to happen.

@JasonLeopold

J6C: The IC knew the Proud Boys were a threat, but not the guy who told the Proud Boys to "stand back and stand by."
An important detail for voter confidence: Trump won a number of states with no-excuse absentee voting.
BREAKING: Billy Barr can too wait until assessing evidence (which he didn't do on the Mueller investigation).
Note J6C calls Roger Stone an "outside adviser." Pulling their punches.

J6C suggests that Bill Stepien saw Rudy replacing his own role as campaign manager.

A good way to avoid an indictment!

"Stepien described his interaction with Giuliani as an intentional “self-demotion,” with Stepien stepping aside once it became clear that President Trump intended to spread falsehoods."

Remember that the challenge to Rudy's DC Bar license is still pending.
I propose that Trump's tombstone should say, "I don't want people to know that we lost."
The table comparing Trump's claims to debunkings top DOJ official made days earlier stretches across 5 pages.
Billy Barr's self-justifying quote for entertaining Trump's voter fraud claims made the cut.
Is it a bad thing for one of your former law professors to go to jail? Asking for Chapman U.

Cip was obviously trying really hard to avoid damning testimony about Trump. "Cipollone did not deny having an angry confrontation with Dr. Eastman outside of the Oval
Office – though he said he didn’t have a specific recollection."

Too bad so sad your privilege claims were overruled.

Who is Ross Worthington and why did the Stephen Miller drafts of Trump's speech come from him?
Cassidy Hutchinson told the committee someone in WHCO warned against the fake electors scheme in March. In July, Cip attributed that to Philbin.
J6C calls Eastman and Kenneth Chesebro "co-conspirators" on the fake electors scheme, in case anyone is looking for clues on the other referrals.
Cheesebro's attention to detail will make for a nice trial.
See? Elmo's right: Twitter didn't police doxxing well enough.
Tune in for the rest once I return to Eire.
Picking back up. The J6C Report is weaker on the group affiliations here--pulling punches, here, from anti-maskers.
Jason Miller claiming credit for a gallows comment...

"Certain Republican members of
Congress" may have known of Trump's plans...

That you, Jim?

The Report specifically says they didn't find Tony Ornato's "do not recall" credible.
The report says 28,000 people went through magnetometers for Trump's rally--unclear whether an equal number remained outside. But let's assume 2,500 entered the Capitol, that would be 5% of everyone who showed up?

Some really curious stuff going on in this footnote. Recall that Hutchinson said that Cip told her she had to prevent Trump from going to the Capitol or they'd get charged with obstruction. That's not here--they relied on an earlier Hutchinson interview. And Cip, of course, did not recall.

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@[email protected] realize that this is a "me" problem, and not a "you" problem, but: when you abbreviate his name as "Cip" it throws me for a moment, because to me, he'll always be Patsy Baloney