On January 6, the Committee will present evidence of the former adviser to Trump and his participation in the attack on the Capitol

At next hearing, House committee investigating January 6, 2021 US Capitol attack draws attention to evidence they have Roger Stonewho except what recognized as a provocateur for attempting to sabotage elections He was considered one of the confidants of former President Donald Trump.

During the 2020 election, in which Joe Biden won the majority, Roger Stone was in charge of building the movement. “Stop the Steal”, which falsely claimed that Donald Trump had won. elections, and they stole them.

Late last month, the committee shared that it had clips of Roger Stone provided by a Danish film crew showing Stone arguing with a Donald Trump employee.

To later demand that he use the courts to stay in power if he lost the race. In addition to the expression: “To hell with voting. Let’s move on to violence.” this can be heard in the audio recordings, although he later said he was just joking.

Until January 6, the former Trump adviser also maintained close contacts with key Trump campaign and White House officials, as well as members of the two bands: Proud Boys and Oath Keepers.

Evidence that the Special Committee plans to broadcast it in pictures during the hearings to describe the role Stone played in trying to help Trump stay in office.

In Breach: The Untold Story of the January 6 Investigation, Denver Riggleman details that Roger Stone is connected to almost the entire Trump family and associates.

After his investigation, he also reveals that a former Trump adviser I’m trying to ignite the violence on January 6th including the fact that the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers will make their way to the Capitol, according to Riggleman.

The Panel’s public hearing has yet to be scheduled, following the cancellation of the September 28 hearing due to Hurricane Yan. What they did show is that they have video images where Stone explains how Trump’s team should plan for victory and then challenge anyone who disputes it.

And if violence was necessary, they would resort to it, as he said in the Danish production company’s audio recording, in addition to taking the case to court, as mentioned above.

“It’s… basically What Bush did to goreStone told the filmmakers about this in footage broadcast on CNN.

And added: “We will say that these ballots are fake.. Your results are invalid. Farewell, how will you look … It will be really disgusting.

In an exchange of text messages received by the Committee, Roger Stone allegedly asked lawyer David Sean if could “cover up” his request for pardon when he next spoke to the president, according to the New York Times.

These text messages are also part of the testimony given by the Danish filmmakers to the Committee and are expected to be part of the material that will be released at the next hearing.