'He's very mindful that he is being given an opportunity to continue to muddy the waters and quite honestly rewrite history,' said the former president's niece.
host Bill O'Reilly in Houston on Saturday. Trump repeated his claim that he recommended sending 10,000 troops to the Capitol to protect lawmakers on January 6.
Trump, however, reportedly wasn't involved in the deployment of National Guards during the Capitol riot. Acting Defense Secretary Christopher Millerthat he"spoke separately with the Vice President [Mike Pence] and with Speaker Pelosi, Leader McConnell, Senator Schumer and Representative Hoyer about the situation at the U.S. Capitol." He didn't mention working with Trump.
"There is no bottom here and he's very mindful that he is being given an opportunity to continue to muddy the waters and quite honestly rewrite history, which is an incredibly dangerous moment for this country," said Mary Trump."He's not doing it for any other reason than that he believes it will allow him to continue to stay the leader of the Republican Party and maybe even regain power in this country.
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