Trump didn’t think Jan. 6 rioters hanging Mike Pence was such a bad idea, report says.
the rioters who chanted for Pence to be hung. “Well, the people were very angry,” he told Jonathan Karl of ABC News, responding to the chants. “Because it’s common sense that you’re supposed to protect … If you know a vote if fraudulent, how can you pass along a fraudulent vote to Congress?”
Taylor Budowich, Trump’s spokesperson, responded to Wednesday’s report by attacking the Jan. 6 committee, but hefailing to address the allegation that the former president may have supported Pence’s execution. “This partisan committee’s vague ‘leaks,’ anonymous testimony and willingness to alter evidence proves it’s just an extension of the Democrat smear campaign that has been exposed time and time again for being fabricated and dishonest,” he told the.
Budowich earlier this week attacked Pence, as well, calling his support for Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s reelection campaign is part of
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