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House Committee report says Donald Trump "lit the fire" of Capitol riots

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House Committee report says Donald Trump 'lit the fire' of Capitol riots

House Committee report says Donald Trump "lit the fire" of Capitol riots

Bipartisan House committee report blames Donald Trump for sparking Capitol riots and recommends he be barred from holding office pending criminal investigations.


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In the US, a former leader of the right-wing Proud Boys group, Enrique Tarrio, was sentenced to 22 years in prison on Tuesday. The harsh sentence was levied for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. As per reports, it is the longest sentence so far in the case. US District Judge Timothy Kelly imposed the sentence on the 39-year-old belonging to Miami, for his role in the riot by then-President Donald Trump's supporters. His lawyers said that he would appeal. #EnriqueTarrio #USCapitolRiots # ProudBoysGroup #EnriqueTarrioSentence #DonaldTrump #USDistrictJudgeTimothyKelly ~PR.151~ED.194~HT.96~GR.125~

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Tarrio, who led the neofacist Proud Boys group as it became a force in mainstream Republican circles, had pleaded with the judge for leniency.

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US: Two ex-Proud Boys leaders get some of longest sentences for 6 January Capitol attack [Video]

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