they needed crowds. they needed a certain critical mass of people to pull it off. they couldn t pull it off themselves. even if you got 100 proud boys, you can t storm the with capitol 100 of them. and the notion that, like, in the document, it s explicitly people from the rally, we ve got to get people from the rally to the attack. but the person that provided that is down trump, who provided it on national television, by telling the crowd to go to the capitol. and there s a reference to white men in here. that s part of the role. it seems like that wasn t necessarily it, right? donald trump was the hype man. he was the best hype man you n ask fo i think tt s the role he played here. but as we have said, it s very rare that you get a document. it s very rare that there is a stringer [inaudible] from the wire come to life, in terms of laying out a plan exactly how it is going to take
i ve been covering this as long and as in-depth as we have. something that was a light bold moment for me, for the first time, in that first presentation, the first day of the committee, is the idea, ryan, that they understood that this plan needed something else, which was the mob. they needed crowds. they needed a certain critical mass of people to pull it off. they couldn t pull it off themselves. even if you got 100 proud boys, you can t storm the with capitol 100 of them. and the notion that, like, in the document, it s explicitly people from the rally, we ve got to get people from the rally to the attack. but the person that provided that is down trump, who provided it on national television, by telling the crowd to go to the capitol. and there s a reference to white men in here. that s part of the role. it seems like that wasn t necessarily it, right? donald trump was the hype man. he was the best hype man you can ask for. i think that s the role he
to those elite groups encouraged welfare and to do a number of different things, including on the ground. warfare. we know that enrique tarrio had a copy of 1776 returns, which will get the language of war and revolution. and what that meant it he had people on the ground that were serving as leaders, controlling and about people to infantry and occupy federal buildings and suggesting that each of these moments he had a hype man to lead a chance and to suggest that different people should act in a particular way. one member of the proud boys, joseph biggs, encouraged after a conversation to confront the police officers and to enter the capitol. there are videos of the proud boys talking to other actors on the ground onjanuary the 6th. quickly thereafter it showed those
he forgot his wallet. mad at your friends for setting this up. somewhere in between your salad and steak you realize you have made a terrible mistake. now, that s essentially what happened to america with joe biden. the media sphent the last few years serving us biden s hype man, promising us he a moderate a great union fire bring the country back together confident and calm. they insisted we were the perfect match because joe was blue collar biden, america always loves a working class hero. so the media turned joe into one. and he capitalized on that. biden sold himself to us as a son of scranton, pennsylvania. i m very proud of being from scranton. i grew up in a town like this from scranton, pennsylvania. the fact is the president can only see the world from park avenue. i see it from scranton. scranton. scranton. scranton. scranton. secrecy jess it s true biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania