Jan. 6 Anniversary: Claims, Criticism, and Contrasts (Full Transcript)

From Statuary Hall, a report reviews January 6 anniversary events, including political messaging, blame, and texts urging more action.
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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: It's the 5th anniversary of the January 6th attack here on Capitol Hill. I'm standing in Statuary Hall right now where the president's supporters came through that day as a mob of them stormed the Capitol over his false election claims and I should note this comes on a day that the president was speaking to House Republicans and criticizing the Democratic lawmakers who investigated him. He also put up a website at the White House today, basically whitewashing the events of that day and claiming that he acted decisively blaming the Capitol Hill police officers for what they had fired here on Capitol Hill. And also going after his then Vice President Mike Pence. Despite the president's claims that he acted decisively, you can actually see text messages from that day between his own family members and his own staffers inside the West Wing urging him to do more. And sooner this also comes as the people, the president pardoned at least some of them who were convicted for their actions on that day were here in Washington on this 5th anniversary.

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A reporter marks the 5th anniversary of the January 6 Capitol attack from Statuary Hall, describing how a mob stormed the building based on false election claims. The report notes the president spoke to House Republicans, criticized Democrats who investigated him, and launched a White House website portrayed as minimizing the events while blaming Capitol Police and criticizing then–Vice President Mike Pence. It contrasts the president’s claims of acting decisively with contemporaneous text messages from family and West Wing staff urging him to do more, and mentions that some individuals he pardoned for January 6-related convictions were in Washington for the anniversary.
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Report on 5th Anniversary of January 6 Capitol Attack
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Negative: The tone is critical and somber, focusing on an attack, alleged misinformation, blame-shifting, and contrasting claims with internal messages urging more action.
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