(t-word) allies knew he was 'mentally unfit'

[rae121452]

.Trump allies knew he was 'mentally unfit to lead' on Jan. 6 -- but are now defending his actions: reporter.


ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl was on a team that reported Jan. 7 that at least two Cabinet members discussed invoking the 25th Amendment to prevent Trump from doing more damage before his presidency ended, but he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that some of those same officials now whitewashed the danger.

"There was such concern about Trump's state of mind that some of the people closest to him actually talked about invoking the 25th Amendment and declaring him mentally unfit for the office of the presidency," Karl said, "and that those discussions included [secretary of state] Mike Pompeo and [treasury secretary] Steven Mnuchin, two of the Cabinet secretaries that were closest to Donald Trump."

In the year since the insurrection, investigators and reporters have turned up evidence that Trump's family members and closest advisers, including Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, were also concerned about his state of mind after the election.

"So now you see, it's not just Pompeo and Mnuchin, we saw the committee unveil those messages from Donald Trump Jr. absolutely at the end of his rope, begging [chief of staff] Mark Meadows to go in and get his father to stop it," Karl said, "and now we see Sean Hannity, who never revealed any of this publicly, but you see in these text messages that Hannity obviously was not simply a Fox News host, he was a top adviser, a close confidant of Donald Trump, and he was at the end of his rope. He was, again, begging Trump to get off of this, to stop the crazy talk of using Mike Pence to overturn the election, that it was going to cause the White House council's office to have lawyers resigning en masse, not just Pat Cipollone, but other lawyers in the council's office, and saying that Trump should never talk about the election again."

 

[pecksniff]

Didn't the whole world know that?! In 2015?!

 

[Dribble]

Didn't the whole world know that?! In 2015?!

Of course. Trump is too stupid to be a leader. That is why I want to know who was pulling the strings? That is the traitor I want

 

[YDB95]

Always keep in mind that we are talking about a party that hates government, and only wants it to work well with respect to cutting taxes on the rich. Trump was able to do that; that's all they cared about.

 

[butters]

so much winning, t must be getting tired of it by now....

https://i.imgur.com/cLGoRxX.jpeg


add to this his own ex-staffers banding to gther to stop him in his tracks and the organizers of the rally speaking out about having 'dozens of meetings with members of congress, w.h staff' and how they'd told t's people they had no intention of going to the Capitol as they were in no way prepared for such a move, but the t usurped that position and directed people to march there.

They were not prepared because:

- No permit to protest at Capitol (rally at WH had a permit)

- No crowd controllers instructed to guide the crowd

- No communication with DC police (during march), Capitol police (during any protest on grounds) or Secret Service (if Trump himself walks)

- No security to coral "out of control" people

- No plan to protect the crowd itself ESPECIALLY if any non-Trump or Antifa anti-protesters show up

- No tools (walkie-talkies, mobiles, etc) to communicate if problems

 

[BidudeinWi]

.Trump allies knew he was 'mentally unfit to lead' on Jan. 6 -- but are now defending his actions: reporter.


ABC News correspondent Jonathan Karl was on a team that reported Jan. 7 that at least two Cabinet members discussed invoking the 25th Amendment to prevent Trump from doing more damage before his presidency ended, but he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that some of those same officials now whitewashed the danger.

"There was such concern about Trump's state of mind that some of the people closest to him actually talked about invoking the 25th Amendment and declaring him mentally unfit for the office of the presidency," Karl said, "and that those discussions included [secretary of state] Mike Pompeo and [treasury secretary] Steven Mnuchin, two of the Cabinet secretaries that were closest to Donald Trump."

In the year since the insurrection, investigators and reporters have turned up evidence that Trump's family members and closest advisers, including Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, were also concerned about his state of mind after the election.

"So now you see, it's not just Pompeo and Mnuchin, we saw the committee unveil those messages from Donald Trump Jr. absolutely at the end of his rope, begging [chief of staff] Mark Meadows to go in and get his father to stop it," Karl said, "and now we see Sean Hannity, who never revealed any of this publicly, but you see in these text messages that Hannity obviously was not simply a Fox News host, he was a top adviser, a close confidant of Donald Trump, and he was at the end of his rope. He was, again, begging Trump to get off of this, to stop the crazy talk of using Mike Pence to overturn the election, that it was going to cause the White House council's office to have lawyers resigning en masse, not just Pat Cipollone, but other lawyers in the council's office, and saying that Trump should never talk about the election again."

Hahaha! What a reach! (Around!)