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Capitol riot: Leo Terrell says blaming Trump for destruction is 'Democratic Kool-Aid'

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Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell slammed Democrats on "Bill Hemmer Reports" Thursday for using the tragic events that unfolded at the Capitol to form the basis of talking points meant to blame President Trump for the riot.

Violence erupted on Wednesday after Trump spoke at a rally while lawmakers were in the process of counting the Electoral College votes.Trump supporters breached security at the Capitol before entering and vandalizing parts of the building.The intrusion triggered a lockdown and forced lawmakers in the House and Senate to suspend their sessions for roughly six hours.

Washington, D.C., police said the unrest left four dead and dozens arrested. On Thursday, Fox News correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera blasted Trump for his.

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