Trump resisted pressure to condemn Jan. 6 violence, witness testifies

• "I thought the tweet did not go far enough," Matthews testified. "I thought there needed to be a call to action and he needed to condemn the violence."
• Matthews recalled McEnany saying that Trump didn't "want to include any sort of mention of peace in that tweet."
• "It wasn’t until Ivanka Trump suggested the phrase 'stay peaceful,' that he finally agreed to include it," Matthews recalled.

Matthews also testified that another Trump aide said that a tweet condemning the violence "would be 'handing a win to the media.'"

• "I couldn’t believe that we’re arguing over this and in the middle of the West Wing," Matthews said, referring to disagreements in the West Wing over a tweet.
• "So I motioned up at the TV, and I said, 'Do you think it looks like we’re effing winning? Because I don’t think it does.'"

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