Former President Donald Trump continues to make false claims about the 2024 election, including stating he won by millions of votes and by a significant margin among young voters. He also downplayed the violence of the January 6th Capitol riot, claiming it involved only minor incidents.
stepped back into the presidency this week moving quickly to set a new agenda, but from his inaugural address continuing through a flurry of executive actions, press conferences and interviewsCLAIM: Speaking to attendees at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday, Trump said he won by millions of votes in the 2024 election, which gave him “a massive mandate from the American people, like hasn’t been seen in many years.
Here are some of the key moments from President Donald Trump’s Inauguration Day, from tea at the White House to his speech at the Capitol rotunda.CLAIM: Trump told Hannity that rather than let it go into the Pacific Ocean, California Gov. Gavin Newsom “can release the water that comes from north” to help fight ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. “There is massive amounts of water, rainwater and mountain water that comes due with the snow, comes down when — it as it melts,” he continued.
Newsom has called for an investigation into how the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power managed both issues. CLAIM: Asked by Hannity why he pardoned Jan. 6 rioters who attacked police at the Capitol, Trump said, “They were treated like the worst criminals in history. And you know what they were there for? They were protesting the vote because they knew the election was rigged and they were protesting the vote.” He noted that some of the rioters engaged with police, “but they were very minor incidents.”
It is true, however, that hundreds of people who went into the Capitol but did not attack police or damage the building were charged only with misdemeanors.CLAIM: Trump said during his interview with Hannity that it “was a gross miscarriage of common sense" to let 21 million enter the U.S. illegally.
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