The Fractious Night That Began Trump's Bid to Overturn the Election
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| By Reuters The Jan. 6 committee used interviews with Donald J. Trump's own family and his closest advisers to illustrate how he rejected advice and falsely claimed he won the election. | | | By Reuters The Jan. 6 committee said that former President Donald J. Trump's campaign raised $250 million by claiming that they were fighting widespread election fraud, while knowing that there was none. | | | By Reuters Representative Liz Cheney, Republican of Wyoming, said that several members of former President Donald J. Trump's team told the committee they saw no evidence of the conspiracy theory pushed by Mr. Trump that bad actors conspired to hack Dominion voting machines. | | |
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