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:{{See also|2020 Presidential election|Biden Putsch}}

:{{See also|2020 Presidential election|Biden Putsch}}

Facial recognition [[technology]] identified Antifa members, who had used disguises to infiltrate a pro-Trump protest group, as storming the [[U.S. Capitol]] building on January 6, 2020 during the [[Electoral College]] certification process,<ref>https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jan/6/xrvision-firm-claims-antifa-infiltrated-protesters/</ref> although Twitter, in a flimsy attempt to cover for the Antifa punks, falsely claimed that a side-by-side photo comparison of one of the infiltrators (showing him at the Capitol in one photo, and at a BLM rally in June 2019 in the other photo, both of which show him with the same visually distinct tattoos) was "manipulated media" but gave no reason for their false claim.<ref>[https://twitter.com/KelemenCari/status/1346929418455842816 Cari Kelemen: "AZ BLM rally in June, DC Capital in January] at Twitter</ref>

On an evening just prior to the [[Electoral College]] certification of the 2020 stolen presidential election, Antifa thugs terrorized the home of [[Sen. Josh Hawley]], where Sen. Hawley's wife and newborn infant were home alone. Sen. Hawley had pledged to contest the results of the stolen election.

During the January 6, 2021 Joint Session of Congress to certify the [[Electoral College]], while tens of thousands peaceful protesters rallied in support of President Trump, chartered vans of Anifa were escorted into the midst of the crowd. Antifa rioters proceeded to break windows on the [[U.S. Capitol]] building and storm the premises. The proceeding inside the House and Senate chambers were disrupted, and a Trump supporter who followed the crowd into the Capitol building was summarily executed by Capitol Police.

During the January 6, 2021 Joint Session of Congress to certify the Electoral College ballots, while tens of thousands peaceful protesters rallied in support of President Trump outside the capitol, chartered vans of Antifa were escorted by black, unmarked SUVs into the midst of the crowd. Antifa rioters proceeded to break windows on the [[U.S. Capitol]] building and storm the premises. Facial recognition [[technology]] identified Antifa members, who had used disguises to infiltrate a pro-Trump protest group, as storming the building.<ref>https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jan/6/xrvision-firm-claims-antifa-infiltrated-protesters/</ref> Twitter, in a flimsy attempt to cover for the Antifa punks, falsely claimed that a side-by-side photo comparison of one of the infiltrators (showing him at the Capitol in one photo, and at a BLM rally in June 2019 in the other photo, both of which show him with the same visually distinct tattoos) was "manipulated media" but gave no reason for their false claim.<ref>[https://twitter.com/KelemenCari/status/1346929418455842816 Cari Kelemen: "AZ BLM rally in June, DC Capital in January] at Twitter</ref>

 

The proceedings inside the House and Senate chambers were halted, and a Trump supporter who followed the crowd into the Capitol building was summarily executed by Capitol Police.

Following the violence, several Senators withdrew their support of objections to fraudulent electors.

Following the violence, several Senators withdrew their support of objections to fraudulent electors.