Trump to Pence on January 6: ‘You don’t have the guts’

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Former President TrumpDonald TrumpTop general Trump fears to attempt a coup after the election and has an informal plan to stop it: Arizona Maricopa County books approved M for new vote counting machines In The Money: Reached by Democratic deal with .5T target | Biden rallies Democrats: ‘We can get it done’ MORE, before his statement on Jan. 6 to supporters gathered at Ellipse, reportedly said then -Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PencePence urged Biden to be tough on China amid ’emerging cold war’ Pence: Biden should call for 2022 Olympics move from Judge freed QAnon supporter held six months on Jan. 6 mess MORE he lacks courage to reject the election results in 2020.

In the upcoming book “Alone Can Fix It,” an excerpt published by The Washington Post on Thursday, reporters Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker detailed moments at the White House in the wake of the deadly unrest at the Capitol.

The Post reporter wrote that while Trump focused on his planned statements for the rally protesting the election results, some of those around pushed his fantasy on Pence the hero to step in to overthrow the election.

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We’re supposed to win, ’Giuliani told Trump aides on election night: Stephen Miller’s book reveals that no president handled better than Biden Trump, on the journey with the GOP, assassinated the US state -Mexico with pain. Mark MeadowsTrump said whoever leaked information about staying in the White House bunker should be ‘enforced,’ the author claimed ‘We’ll just say we won,’ Giuliani told Trump aides last night of the election: Stephen Miller’s book reveals that no president better organized than Biden MORE, Keith Kellogg and Eric Herschmann were also present in the room, according to the book.

Ivanka Trump was reported to have failed at the advice given to her father and at one point said, It’s not right. This is not right.

Former President Trumplater was called Pence, assigned to oversee President BidenJoe BidenAlabama’s congressional certification of military base troops to show vaccination proof amid rising COVID-19 cases approved by Maricopa Arizona County is the M for new vote -counting machines In The Money: Democrats Agree. 5T target | Biden rallies Democrats: ‘We can get it done’ MORE election rallies, and reportedly told him, You don’t have the courage to make a difficult decision.

According to the book, Pence repeatedly attempted to explain that as vice president he had no constitutional authority to block the certification of election results, as the president wanted him to do.

While listening to the phone call, Ivanka Trump quietly told Kellogg, Mike Pence is a good man.

I know that, Kellogg replied, according to the book, which added: “Let this ride. Take a deep breath. Well.

Hill reached out to a Trump representative for comment.

The incident is just one of many revealed in the book, which is set to be released on Tuesday, in which the authors recount last year’s internal politics and clashes in the post of former President Trump.

According to excerpts obtained by CNN, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark MilleyMark MilleyTop general Trump fears coup after election and has informal plan to stop it: book Overnight Defense: US to evacuate Afghanistan allies by end of July | Biden meets with last US top commander in Afghanistan | The arms buyer nominee retreats amid IG probe Biden meets general who has stepped down as commander in Afghanistan MORE and other top military officials concerned that former President Trump may carry out a coup or committed other illegal actions following his loss in the election.

The former president responded in a statement on Thursday, saying, “I have not threatened, or spoken about, to anyone, a coup by our Government.

If I make a coup, one of the last people I want to do it with is General Mark Milley, ”he added.

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