Rep. Mo Brooks should not be excluded from the January 6 suit 6


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Representative Swalwell says Trump built the mob 'over many months with repeated messages'
  • “Instigating or conspiring a violent attack on the Congress of the United States is not within the scope of the appointment of a representative…”
  • Brooks was targeted because he spoke at a Trump rally near the White House earlier on January 6.
  • The dossier of justice came hours after heartbreaking testimony from four law enforcement officers that day.

The Justice Department concluded late Tuesday that Rep. Moe Brooks, a Republican, was not guaranteed to be excluded from a Capitol riot suit alleging that Congressman, former President Donald Trump, Trump’s eldest son Donald Trump Jr. and personal attorney Rudy Giuliani helped incite the deadly attack.

filing justice in العدل Filed by Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., found that Brooks failed to prove that he was acting “within the scope of his office” when he participated in a rally prior to the siege of the Capitol.

more:Officials ask lawmakers to ‘get down’ to riots on January 6 at the Capitol

more:The January 6 Commission, which aims to find out who organized and financed the Capitol Rebellion, is holding its first public hearing

The Department of Justice concluded that “the record indicates that Brooks’ appearance at the January 6 rally was an electoral activity, and it is not the business of the United States to choose one side among the candidates in the federal election.”


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