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The rally where President Trump gave his speech, which contained both peaceful and combative language.
Reporting and public records since 2020 show three distinct, documented strands of payments tied to protests: political-operation payments to organizers of large rallies, notably the January 6 plannin...
The short answer: there is no verified evidence that any single person — including Ginni Thomas — paid for “80 buses” to bring people to the January 6 rally; the 80‑bus claim traces to a deleted boast...
The record shows explicitly told the crowd at that they would “peacefully and patriotically” march to , but the same speech also contains combative commands and close-range directions — including “fig...
Multiple independent fact-checks and major news outlets found no evidence that Ginni (Virginia) Thomas paid for buses to bring people to the January 6, 2021, “Save America” rally or otherwise chartere...
Martin Luther King Jr.’s public character centered on nonviolent moral leadership, a long record of civil-rights activism and appeals to conscience—summed famously in his call to judge by “the content...
The publicly available documentary record shows a mix of direct documentary evidence, financial filings, congressional transcripts, contemporaneous public statements and media reporting connecting Tur...
The public record supplied here does not contain a concrete inventory of specific emails or financial ledgers that the House January 6th Select Committee obtained from Turning Point Action (TPA); repo...