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Absolutely. Trump knew Pence was going to certify the election results yet he kept it secret from his audience at his Ellipse rally. Trump didn't want to dampen the rage he had carefully encouraged and nurtured for months. Trump actually intervened to have rallies originally set for later in Jan. set back to Jan. 6.

Including threats to all who did not fulfil their "patriotic duty" to work to overturn the election result. Stacey Plaskett (Virgin Islands) in 2nd impeachment trial said Women for America First changed march permit dates after Trump got involved. Trump said save it all for Jan 6.
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Trump worked strategically to have maximum pressure on Pence to refuse to certify the election result on Jan. 6.

Then on Jan. 6 Trump encouraged an illegal March on to the Capitol Building.

Trump betrayal: Insider: White House was Warned March was Illegal
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Then after his Ellipse rally, while watching the riot on television, Trump was told by Tuberville that Pence had been hustled out of danger by the Secret Service. Even knowing Pence and others were in danger what did Trump do? Did he tell his mob to pull back? No. In fact Trump about 11 min. after being told Pence was in danger Trump further tweeted Pence lacked the courage to refuse to certify the election result. In that he further fed the fury of his mob.

Trump is guilty of all he was accused of. Plaskett is 100% right.

"Stacey Plaskett: Trump Trial Needed 'More Senators With Spies, Not More Witnesses'"

Those who know are saying there is little doubt Trump will eventually face accountability for his actions leading to the riot of Jan. 6. That's good to hear.