'Afraid of people': RealDonaldTrump wouldn't have marched with Capitol rioters, White House aide says
On the day of the Capitol riot, Trump allegedly wanted to join his supporters at the Capitol building but was stopped by Secret Service members, according to witness testimony that was presented during a public hearing by the Jan. 6 committee earlier this past summer. However, even if Trump was permitted to join, it's unlikely he would've followed through, according to Stephanie Grisham."He's actually quite terrified of being in danger.
"I was just disgusted by that tactic because I knew he wasn't going to march down there. And he knew he wasn't going to march down there. And yet, he said it," Grisham testified."He clearly was told these people are going to march down there." Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson backed up that sentiment in testimony to the Jan. 6 committee over the summer, telling the panel that Trump tried to take control of the steering wheel of his presidential SUV to change the vehicle's course to the Capitol building on Jan. 6. A former Secret Service agent later disputed that testimony.
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