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Gessler: He authorized the National Guard.. Collins: He didn't authorize the National Guard. Gessler: He did. Collins: Kash Patel testified that but when he was asked for any evidence that Trump had done that, he didn't provide any.

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Andrew—New YouTube Channel @LiveFromTheResistance2 years ago

He not only *didn’t* authorize the national guard, he had his acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller put out a memo on January 4th (two days before the insurrection) stating that ANY REQUEST FOR MILITARY/DOD/NG ASSISTANCE must BE APPROVED BY HIM. He denied 13+ requests.

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Machine Pun Kelly 🇺🇦2 years ago

The National Guard says he didn't authorize the National Guard.

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Hoodlum 🇺🇸2 years ago

“We have evidence. We have a tweet from someone.” 🙄

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KevinlyFather 🇺🇲🇨🇦🇲🇼🇸🇿2 years ago

Who you gonna believe? Kash Patel on TV or sworn deposition from the Acting Sec Defense, the Pentagon report, and the Inspector General for the Defense Dept? Trump just really, really wanted to finally get his parade.

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🌻Justice⚖Now 🌟🇺🇸2 years ago

Collins 🎯 Kash Patel was found to NOT be a credible witness! That's a key point, that will haunt them in other cases.

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IamtheOknarf2 years ago

They were ordered not to be armed and not to engage Trump's supporters.

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Jeffrey Ⓥ2 years ago

@gtconway3d Give us a break, Don authorized everything. 🤦 "Election fraud, stop the steal." Trump didn't authorize jack shit to prevent his ignorant mob from storming the capital. Stay tuned for discovery in court...

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WarMonitor 🇺🇲🇺🇦2 years ago

There is a document. A document sent to Capitol Police the day before limiting their defense capabilities. DoD also said no request was made by the president.

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Bill DeMayo2 years ago

Not only that, but they keep saying it was 10k. Trump didn't have the ability to pull more than 2k 🤷🏼‍♂️

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Winters Politics2 years ago

I could listen to Collins going back and fourth all day: Collins: he did Gessler: no Collins: Yes, in fact he did. 🤣

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