(🔒) NEW at PROOF: The Coming Collapse of Donald Trump’s January 6 Conspiracy, Part 1: Alex Jones

You don't want to miss this new series at PROOF—I'm delving *deep* into evidence of the fraying of the 1/6 conspiracy. This report gets *wild* as it goes on. sethabramson.substack.com/p/new-the-comi…
1/ Writing about Alex Jones is incredibly hard, because—I say this advisedly—it is impossible to do without writing at some length about {ahem} aliens, Satan, pedophiles, and the "New World Order." Jones talks about these subjects incessantly; they're part of the InfoWars mythos.
2/ What is new—and I mean just within the last few weeks—is Alex Jones beginning to slot *Trump* into this mythos. And Jones is doing so *just* as he's debating whether or not to throw Trump under the bus by testifying honestly before Congress. It's quite a coincidence of events.
3/ This article launches a new series at PROOF, and it includes a doozy of a reveal: that Trump's allies are starting to coalesce around a *replacement* to Trump that they believe can be the Republican Party's presidential nominee in 2024.

Trump won't take this betrayal lightly.
4/ Included in the narrative at the link atop this thread are a slew of things you *never* see in far-right circles: aggressive, even *violent* criticisms of Trump; *open* planning to replace Trump atop the GOP; and what's quite clearly an ongoing rumination about betraying him.
5/ These things matter to the future of America for the obvious reasons, of course, but also for more subtle ones. There are indications—discussed above—that the House January 6 Committee doesn't believe DOJ is investigating the coup plotters. The implications of this are *huge*.
6/ We know that the HJ6C is contemplating a "criminal referral" of Trump to DOJ—but the simple fact is that if the HJ6C doesn't think DOJ is *already* conducting an investigation of the coup plotters, why would it respond favorably to a referral that comes 1 to 2 years after 1/6?
7/ This is another way of saying that Congress needs someone to betray Trump, in doing so making it impossible for Merrick Garland and DOJ to continue to *ignore* the 12 to 24 coup plotters that DOJ thus far appears loath to mess with (for inexcusably cowardly political reasons).
8/ It's for this reason that I decided to launch a new series looking at a growing body of evidence that no one seems to be talking about: the evidence—and there's a lot of it—that Trump's 1/6 conspiracy is on the verge of collapse.

Which—if it happens—may spell the end for him.
(ANNOUNCEMENT) Apparently this report has already drawn an enormous amount of interest in just the few minutes it's been available to PROOF's email list recipients and readers of this Twitter feed: PROOF is thrilled to announce that it's just surpassed *50,000* total subscribers!
(UPDATE) I can now announce what the second entry in PROOF's "Coming Collapse" series will be:

"The Coming Collapse of Donald Trump’s January 6 Conspiracy, Part 2: Roger Stone"

Stay tuned. sethabramson.substack.com
(UPDATE2) Info from the Jones police report referenced in my recent article is now available, and as I indicated might be the case (based on my past experience as a public defender), there is indeed an allegation that Jones’s wife struck a police officer. news.yahoo.com/alex-jones-cla…

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20 Dec
The worst day of the pandemic in the US was January 8—48 hours after Trump’s attempted coup. 300,000 Americans were infected by the virus. No other day approaches that number. The outgoing CDC director says the CDC fears a *million* Americans a day could be infected with Omicron.
The fear here isn’t simply that the unvaccinated will be hospitalized and die in record numbers—which Dr. Fauci said yesterday on CNN he believes *will* happen—but also that Omicron will cause a historic number of breakthrough infections... and *those people* will infect others.
There are many otherwise smart and responsible people who’ve acted stupidly, selfishly, arrogantly and recklessly with respect to this pandemic because they feel they have a justification for it or because they think vaccination status is the beginning and ending of the question.
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America is in freefall because what used to be one of the nation’s two political parties has abandoned the American experiment. This article confirms the GOP as an insurrectionist entity; Democrats must govern—to the extent they can—like it does not exist. cnn.com/2021/12/19/pol…
(PS) It’s outrageous that CNN changed the headline of this report from what it was, which was something along the lines of, “GOP Indicates It Won’t Confirm Any Biden Supreme Court Nominee.” That’s what the content of the article establishes and that’s what the headline should be.
(PS2) Republican leadership has declared war on America by political and legal means, even as it has coddled millions of GOP voters who’d like to declare war on the American people via other means. Democrats must respond in an emergency fashion and expand the Supreme Court *now*.
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19 Dec
Joe Manchin, who represents one of the poorest states in America, says he can’t vote for Build Back Better—a historic piece of legislation aimed at bolstering the social safety net—because he can’t “explain” it in West Virginia.

If he’s that *thick*, he shouldn’t be in politics.
I’ll tell you one place Manchin *actually* can’t explain Build Back Better: at his 4-figure lunches with energy industry lobbyists and other fat cats.

He’s provided no evidence that West Virginia citizens—the ones who voted him into office—wouldn’t benefit from this legislation.
The notion that the hundreds of thousands of desperately poor West Virginians are clamoring for their chief elected representative to *block* paid family medical leave and *block* countless provisions that would change their lives for the better isn’t just farcical but *obscene*.
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The Trump-Ukraine scandal we were told not to focus on beyond a single call—and which I wrote a bestseller on—had as its aim the theft of the election. Guess who PROOF OF CORRUPTION said was at the plot’s heart?

Perry.

Maybe media should read the book? cnn.com/2021/12/17/pol…
Most Americans will have no idea of the significance of this Rick Perry text, because major media did nothing to inform them of the sprawling Trump-Ukraine scandal aimed at the heart of the 2020 election. Media deemed the story too complex to report—now we’ll all suffer for that.
Perry’s job was to help Trump bribe foreign officials into publishing info about Biden they knew was false—thereby helping Trump steal the election. Here, Perry is aiding a foreign national-supported coup by embracing disinformation and implying Trump is above the law.

Get it?
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18 Dec
The lack of an answer to this question is the most significant cause of burnout among leading January 6 researchers and journalists.

DOJ has given us nothing—nothing—to sustain us as we find ourselves fearing we care about rule of law and the future of America more than it does.
If AG Garland doesn’t pursue the coup *plotters*, he’ll rightly go down as one of the worst AGs in US history. And if Biden presides over a de facto amnesty for insurrectionist kingpins that leads to the end of our democracy in 2024, he will have been one of our worst presidents.
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17 Dec
IMPORTANT

Many non-lawyers don’t know you can’t claim your answers to questions would tend to incriminate you to avoid a subpoena then give a press conference declaring you did nothing wrong

Stone’s actions won’t stand, and he will end up being charged with Contempt of Congress
What supervillain Roger Stone needed to do if he wanted to take this approach was answer as many questions as possible, assert the Fifth Amendment to any questions he/his lawyer felt may tend to incriminate him, then for the first time in his sad life not give a press conference
Normally it’s difficult to assess if an invocation of the Fifth Amendment has been made in good faith, but it’s not difficult when immediately after the invocation the witness gives a televised presser saying he couldn’t possibly incriminate himself because he "did nothing wrong"
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