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I'm a friend of the president and he absolutely incited the violence. He absolutely is to blame.

Him and Don Jr. and Rudy Giuliani are all to blame for the four people that lost their lives

yesterday at the Capitol. Can I just say how much BS that is? That's so BS. And for any of

these people or politicians that are laying the blame for the deaths of the four people

from yesterday at the Capitol on the hands of Donald Trump, it's absolutely ass and

I was there. I was front row when the president said, what we all believe was it's going

to take place. We're just going to go down March. We're going to walk down. We're going

to be in front of the Capitol and we're going to show support for our president. No way

shape or form. Did he ever say anything about rioting, about breaking down the barriers,

about breaking into the Capitol or doing any of the destruction stuff? He just did not say

that. Now, I personally believe also that there were people among us that were not of us,

but I also believe this. There are people that are a part of among us that are so twisted

up and just frustrated that they went along with the agitators. There were specific strategic

agitators in among us yesterday and they started it. And once they started it, then you've

got the sheep. I'll just say it like it is sheep of people that just say, yeah, let's just

go do this. And then it puts all of us. It makes all of us look bad. But in no way shape

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