Trump words on jan 6

Capitol riots: Did Trump's words at rally incite violence? Published by bbc on Jan 13 - 21 Garrett Epps about
Related Topics: US Capitol riots Crowds at Washington Monument Donald Trump has been acquitted of a single impeachment charge that he incited a mob to storm the US Capitol. So what did the president say prior to the violence? On 6 January, thousands of Trump supporters gathered at a "Save America" rally organised to challenge the result of last November's presidential election. They listened as Mr Trump spoke to them on the National Mall, near the White House in Washington DC. In a 70-minute address, Mr Trump exhorted them to march on Congress   
:::In a 70-minute address, he exhorted them to march on Congress where politicians had met to certify Democrat Joe Biden's win. 
The attack began moments after he took the applause. 
Those words could now lead to his removal from office. 
So what did he say? Here are five key quotes, followed by some legal analysis from Professor Garrett Epps of the University of Baltimore. 
Translation- german Garrett Epps*: Trumps Rede vor dem Marsch zum Kongress: 
In: bbc am 13. Jan. 21 Über die Trump-Rede vor den TeilnehmerInnen des Marschˋ für Amerika am 6. Januar. *(Eine Biographie über G E dort. Epps publizierte über die Verfassung und deren „rechte“ Interpretationen.) 
* *[https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-55640437
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