Capitol Riot Response Timeline Analysis

So when they, when they went to the Capitol,

and they were breaking

into the Capitol, smashing windows, injuring police officers, why did you,

why did

it take you three hours to tell them to go home?

I don't believe it did. Oh, let me pull it out. I have to pull it out.

So, so if you look at

on January 5th, the day before, I said, "Please support our Capitol

Police and law enforcement. They are truly on the side of our country.

Stay peaceful. Stay peaceful." This was the day before, and this

was in the form of Twitter. Now I use Truth, Truth Social.

I think it's far superior, okay? I hope everybody's on...

I hope everybody's on Truth. Uh, if you look, January 6th, this is at 2:00,

before 2:30, "I am asking for everyone at the US

Capitol to remain peaceful." This is right after as it was happening.

But what happened is

they took it down. I don't know why.

I think they took it down because it was so good, they didn't like it being up

there. "I am asking..." This is...

And we didn't know until I got it back because now I have 90 million people

waiting for me to go back, but I'm on Truth and I'm staying on Truth.

Listen, "I am asking for everyone at the US

Capitol to remain peaceful.

No violation. It's we want no violation.

We want no violence. Remember, we are the party of law and order.

Respect the law and our great men and women in blue.

Thank you." That was at 2:30. That was very early.

Mr. President, I looked at the same timeline