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'President Trump's tweet energized extremists groups': Committee Chairman | NewsNation Prime

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Committee Chairman Bennie G. Thompson (D-Miss.) says after substantive investigative work to understand what led the "Proud Boys" and other rioters to the capital on Jan 6, it was concluded that President Trump's tweet on Jan. 6 energized extremist groups.

The committee then played a presentation showing Trump making comments during a presidential debate: “Proud Boys, stand back and standby.” Marcus Childress, who is on the Investigative Counsel and the presentation, says after making the comment, then chairman of the Proud Boys Enrique Tarrio said on Parlor: “Standing by sir.”

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