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They say Trump ‘incited’ January 6th. Here’s every word he actually said.
This book is the uncensored archive the media doesn’t want you to see:
- Every Trump tweet from Election Day to January 20, 2021—before Twitter erased them.
- The full Georgia phone call—no media edits, no fake “find the votes” spin.
- Key speeches showing Trump repeatedly called for peace—while Democrats incited violence for years.
Why This Matters Now:
- The same forces pushing the ‘insurrection’ lie are coming for Trump—and his voters—again.
- 2026 midterms will use the same playbook: Call dissenters “violent,” silence opposition.
- Read the truth they’re still trying to memory-hole.
Decide for yourself—before they ban this book too.
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The 2020 Election, the January 6 “Insurrection,” and Their Aftermath
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Trump’s 2020 Election Tweets, Georgia Phone Call, and January 2021 Speeches: Did Trump’s Claims of Election Fraud Lead to the Capitol Building Uprising?
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Summary
This book reproduces all that Donald J. Trump said publicly related to the 2020 presidential election from Election Day 2020 to the end of his presidency related to the 2020 presidential election. Many of Trump’s claims about fraud or irregularities in the 2020 election are disputed. This does not necessarily mean they are false. With my comments, I mention which grievances are valid and which are not. But whether valid or not, Trump’s claims of election fraud were said to have led to an insurrection in Washington DC on January 6, 2021. Reading this book will help the reader to decide if in fact Trump’s comments led to that tragic event.
Preface
This book reproduces
tweets and retweets by Donald J. Trump from November 2, 2020, the day before
Election Day, to
January 8, 2021, the day Trump was permanently banned from Twitter. With that
ban, this book will serve as a record of his final two months plus of tweets.
This book also covers a controversial phone call by Trump and the major speeches Trump gave in January 2021. That phone call and those speeches expand upon his tweets.
The tweets and retweets in this book are presented in chronological order. Most of the tweets are about the 2020 election. But some are about other topics. Those have also been included.
Many of the election-related tweets were marked by Twitter with the disclaimer, “This claim about election fraud is disputed.” I have not always included this declaimer, but it is important to remember. Many of Trump’s claims in his tweets about fraud or irregularities in the 2020 election are indeed disputed. The same goes for Trump’s claims in his Georgia phone call and speeches.
This does not necessarily mean they are false. But evidence needs to be provided to support them, and that is lacking in many cases. In my comments, I will mention which grievances are valid, which are not, and which are difficult to determine their validity. I also provide background information for the tweets or other comments as needed.
But whether valid or not, Trump’s claims of election fraud were said to have led to an insurrection in Washington D.C. on January 6, 2021. I call that event the “Capitol Building Uprising,” for reasons that will be explained later. But here, reading this book will help the reader to decide if in fact Trump’s tweets and speeches led to that tragic event.
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Trump’s 2020 Election Tweets, Georgia Phone Call, and January 2021 Speeches: Did Trump’s Claims of Election Fraud Lead to the Capitol Building Uprising? Copyrighted © 2021 By Gary F. Zeolla.
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It was last updated October 25, 2025.
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