This is a reading of the December 22nd, 2022 final report from the select committee to investigate the January 6th attack on the United

States Capitol.

Chapter 7.

187 minutes of dereliction.

7.3.

The President's anger when he could not march to the Capitol.

President Trump concluded his remarks at 110 PM.

Luna heard the President mention his intention to join the march to the capital after he finished his remarks.

Just before the President got into his view, after he finished his remarks.

Just before the president got into his vehicle, Meadows told him,

we're going to work on it, sir.

President Trump was seated in his motorcade vehicle by 117 p.m.

The committee received information informally from current and former members of the Secret Service

and former White House staff relevant to what happened next.

What a number of witnesses have described as an angry, irate, or furious interaction in

the presidential vehicle between the president and the secret service.

That initial information, received informally, shaped the committee's questioning of

witnesses.

The committee's principal concern was that the president actually intended to participate personally in the January 6th efforts at the Capitol,

leading the effort to overturn the election either from inside the chamber or from a stage outside the

capital.

The committee regarded those facts as important because they are relevant to President Trump's

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