Trump: If he is elected president again, he will seriously consider pardoning the participants in the U.S. Mountain Riot

According to the United States CNN reported on the 1st, former US President Trump said on Thursday that if he decided to run for the US President and win again, he would consider "very, very seriously" to comprehensively forgive January 6, 2021, 2021. Japan impacts the protesters of the US Congress.

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In an interview with a radio program that day, Trump said, "I will tell you that I will be very aggressive for pardon. If I decide to run (2024 US presidential elections), if I win Strongly consider forgiveness. Comprehensive forgiveness. We will consider comprehensive pardon very seriously ... I mean comprehensive forgiveness and apologize to many people. "

CNN reported that Trump also made similar commitments in the last few days during his term of office. At that time, some Congress mountain riots had been put in prison. However, before he left the president, no one was forgiven. The report also said that when Trump made the above remarks, the outside world was fiercely speculated that he might take the campaign again.

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When the radio interview on Thursday, when the host was asked if he wanted to run again, Trump replied: "Time is getting closer, I think you will be very happy." He added, "I will Do something, I think you will be happy. "

CNN previously reported that for a few months, Trump has been setting the US Labor Day weekend (September 3rd to 5th) as the target of the 2024 US presidential campaign, but in the past few weeks, with the United States, with the United States The Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI) raided his Haihu Manor, and Trump has been postponing this schedule. Trump's nine predecessors and current assistants and allies told CNN that although the timetable may change from now to November, political and legal concerns made Trump invest prematurely to invest in 2024 Republican primaries in 2024 feel nervous.

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Trump also said on Thursday that he was "economic support" some supporters who participated in the riots of the Congress Building and said they were "incredible." He said, "In fact, they came to my office two days ago. I have been thinking about this. What these people have done are a kind of shame." But he did not specifically explain who he met.

On January 6, 2021, thousands of U.S. people gathered in the Mountains in Washington and forcibly broke into the parliamentary building to prevent the United States Congress from confirming the new president of the United States. The riots died of 5 people, including a parliament police, and about 140 law enforcement officers were injured. (Edit: HHJ)

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