It is the new pattern or a pattern in our lives to worry what will happen on Saturdays because we have various groups come by.

And he said, had his name, you committed treason, may God have mercy on your soul with a slowly twisting gif of a noose.

And then some people broke into my daughter and lost a home and my son has passed and she's

a widow and has two kids and so we're very concerned about her safety also.

There were people at her home and they just started pushing their way through claiming that they were coming in to make a

citizen's arrest.

Hearing number four into the attack on the Capitol marked by testimony of violence and threats

against elected officials who refused to help Donald Trump overturn the election, as well

as against election

workers targeted in the former president's big lie. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this

Monday, on this, it is not Monday, on this Wednesday, June 22nd. I'm Jonathan Lamar. It's been a long

week. We're pretty glad you're here. The fourth public hearing into the January 6th Capitol

attack examined what's described as former President Donald Trump's personal and direct role in

pressuring state officials to help overturn the 2020 presidential election. The committee demonstrated

how Trump and his team leaned on state officials to throw out Biden votes, find Trump votes, or to replace Biden

electors with fake Trump electors. R&C chairwoman Rahman McDaniel, the former chief of staff,

Mark Meadows, Senator Ron Johnson, and Congressman Andy Biggs were also mentioned as helping

with this scheme. When state officials refused to go along with the big lie, they testified that their families

and communities were targeted.

We also heard from a Georgia elections worker and her mother who say they were threatened

and had their lives turned upside down after being falsely accused by the president and his

lawyer, Rudy Giuliani,

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