Well, let me tell you what, he said.

At 2 24 PM, he said, Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our Constitution.

Use a demands, the truth.

And you know, by now what was all over the media.

You couldn't turn on the television, couldn't turn on the radio, couldn't consume any media, or probably take any phone calls or anything else without hearing about this and also hearing about the vice president.

And here's what Donald Trump had to know at that time because the whole world knew it.

All of us knew it.

Live television had by this point shown that the insurgents were already inside the building and that they had weapons and that the police were outnumbered.

And here the fax.

They're not in dispute.

Donald Trump had not taken any measures to send help to the overwhelmed Capitol Police as president.

At that point, when you see all this going on and the people around you are imploring you to do something and your vice president is there, Why wouldn't you do it?

Donald Trump had not publicly condemned the attack.

The Attackers were told them to stand down despite multiple pleased to do so, and Donald Trump hadn't even acknowledged the attack.

And after Wednesday's trial portion concluded, a senator Tuberville spoke to reporters and confirmed the call that he had with the president and did not dispute manager CISA.

Leni's description, uh, in any way that there was a call between he and the president around the time that Mike Pence was being ushered out of the chamber.

And that was shortly after 2 p.m. And Senator Tuber Bill specifically said that he told the president, Mr President, they just took the vice president out.

I've got to go.

That was shortly after two PM There were still hours of chaos and carnage and mayhem.

The vice president and his family were still in danger at that point.