Houston: Former US President Donald Trump has said that if he returned to the White House after the 2024 election he would ensure the participants from Riot Capitol January 6 were treated fairly, and could even consider the prospect of forgiveness for proper cases.
Speaking at the Mega “Save America” ​​rally in Conroe, Texas, on Saturday, Trump said: “So many people ask me about it: (yes) if I run and win (2024 presidential election), we will treat Those people.
From January 6 fairly.
“” We will treat them fairly.
And if it requires forgiveness, we will give them forgiveness.
Because they are treated very unfairly, “said the former 75-year-old President to clap Hands from thousands of republican supporters.
January 6, 2021 Capitol Riot is the most serious attack in the US government seat, since the War of 1812.
Rioters attacked the police, destroyed public property and sent parliamentarians to run to cover the transfer smoothly for Democrats Joe Biden who had won the presidential election 2020.
After that, more Of the 700 people had been arrested and charged with federal crime, opening the largest inquiry in the history of the American justice system.
Costs vary from deliberately injuring police officers for calm conspiracies and conspiracies.
More than 100 police officers were injured in attacks and five people, including rioters, died in it.
Trump has repeatedly blamed the current dispensation for his government into the attack.
On Saturday, Senior Texas Republicans cheered on Trump to install a comeback campaign to the Oval office.
Every mention of Trump pulls hard praise from the crowd, showing his swing in this southeastern state.
Speaking before Trump on a rally, two leading pro-trump country leaders – Lieutenant Governor and Patrick and Agricultural Commissioner Sid Miller – clearly said they wanted the former president to run again.
Miller touted as the first remote state official who supported Trump for 2024 and said Republican candidates everywhere must be asked about it, showing it will reveal “who is the real patriot.” “I don’t know what happened in 2024, but I have a feeling if 45 wants to be 47, America will lift it again,” Patrick said.
Trump is the 45th US president.
Then, Patrick introduced Trump as “the 45th and immediately became the 47th President of the United States.” Trump has not announced whether he will run again in 2024 but has tempted a potential return.
At the rally, he repeatedly attacked the Democrats, especially President Joe Biden.
He promised the Republican Party that he would “kick a family of Biden crimes from the White House in 2024.” Meanwhile, Republican candidates ahead of March 1 main elections in Texas Jockeyed for Trump’s support, when officials throughout the state face challengers.
Among them were Governor Greg Abbott, who faced several boos when he was introduced to speak before Trump.
Abbott’s campaign broadcasts videos where Trump looks to support his nomination, say Abbott has “total and total support.” Trump also expressed his support for the Attorney General Ken Paxton, who was in the primary challenge of heated heat from Land Commissioner George P.
Bush, former Negara Supreme Court Judge Eva Guzman and Rep.
Louie Gohmert from Tyler.
Gohmert was present and Trump chose it as a “extraordinary man” and “my friend from the first day.” Before the rally, Trump stopped at George R Brown Convention Center in Houston as part of Donald Trump JR’s “American Freedom Tour”.