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Karen Pence: Jan. 6 rioters may ‘shoot through the window’ of room she was sheltering in w/ husband
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0:41Now PlayingFormer second lady Karen Pence revealed on Monday that although she “never” feared for her life on Jan. 6, 2021, she did close the drapes in then Vice President Mike Pence’s Senate office out of concern that someone might spot them inside and start shooting.
In an interview with ABC News’ Linsey Davis on “Good Morning America”, Karen Pence, 66, recalled the harrowing moments when she and her husband were hunkered down inside the former vice president’s Senate office as rioters stormed the Capitol Building.
Also with Karen was her daughter and her brother-in-law Rep. Greg Pence (R-Ind.)
The former second lady said “conditioning” by the Secret Service led her to shut the drapes in Mike Pence’s office minutes after being evacuated from the Senate floor.
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