Trump 'Detached from Reality' Over Election, say Riots Witness

Donald Trump's closest campaign adviser, high-ranking government official, and even his family argued against his false allegations of the 2020 election fraud before January 6, but the defeated president was out of reality and in power. The attack on the Capitol, which he investigated, was notified on Monday that he stuck to a quirky theory to maintain.

On election night itself, Trump was growing increasingly unhappy and refusing to accept the results as they came in, former campaign manager Bill Stepien said in a testimony played before the House panel.

During the preparation period until January 6, the front and back intensified. Former Justice Department official Richard Donoghue recalled disassembling the claim after claiming a suitcase for a missing ballot in Georgia from a truck-filled ballot in Pennsylvania.

The witness testimony focuses on a big lie, a false allegation of fraudulent elections that fueled the efforts of the defeated Republican president to end the 2020 elections, and the U.S. to siege a crowd of his supporters.