Trump said, ‘So what?’ when told of Pence’s peril during Jan. 6 Capitol riot, US says

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A newly unsealed court filing has brought to light Donald Trump's dismissive attitude towards former Vice President Mike Pence during the January 6 Capitol riot. According to the filing, when Trump was informed about the dangers Pence faced, he reportedly replied, "So what? " This statement reflects not only a concerning lack of empathy but also raises questions about Trump's mindset during a pivotal moment in American history. U. S.

prosecutors assert that Trump's actions and words during this time are indicative of his culpability in trying to overturn the 2020 election results. The filing reveals the intricate relationship between Trump and Pence, highlighting the tension and conflict that existed even among top officials in the government. As the legal proceedings against Trump unfold, this evidence may prove crucial in establishing the former president's responsibility for the Capitol insurrection. The revelations from the court filing are expected to draw significant public and media attention as the nation reflects on the events of January 6. This case not only has legal implications but also poses broader questions about accountability and the rule of law in American politics.

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