(🆚) NEW: PROOF's exclusive investigation of Trump's Insurrection Day comms center continues below. Its revelations about who was at the Willard are significant—and place the DC hotel at the center of the January 6 investigation. I hope you'll share this.
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1/ I'm finding the same thing in investigating the "war room" at the Willard that I found in investigating the war room at Trump International: it's very hard to find any significant coverage of it. That said, PROOF is curating every major-media source on the subject that exists.
2/ Two articles into this exclusive series, a) we have a list of key people we know were in the comms center, b) we have a good list of people who i) stayed at the Willard and ii) would've been authorized to enter the center (whether they did nor not remains under investigation).
3/ One big takeaway (of a number of them) is that Stop the Steal was *inside Trump's comms center* on Insurrection Day, which eliminates any potential claim—not that we've had one yet, as no one but Eastman has even *acknowledged* the war room—that the room's purpose was...
4/ ...exclusively related to comms with Congress (e.g., Giuliani's call to Tuberville). I'd note—I didn't even put this in the article—that Trump called Tuberville shortly after Giuliani failed to get him, which suggests Rudy was in touch with Trump *from the Willard ops center*.
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