Trump drinking a Diet Coke and watching the J6 Riot on tv.

At least they got the gallows for Mike Pence right.

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"New details emerged in an attached transcript of an interview with Trump's then-valet, conducted by the Jan. 6 committee.

The valet said he informed Trump his speech was "cut off" on TV because his supporters were rioting at the Capitol " drawing frustration, about the speech, from Trump. Then, he got Trump a Diet Coke as the former president watched the riot unfold.

Based on the transcript, it appeared that the valet reviewed time-stamped images of his interactions with Trump throughout the interview. The transcript was released by House Republicans earlier this year, but they opted to redact that section of the testimony.

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U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, who oversees the trial proceedings, released the information against objections from Trump, suggesting his desire to shield the information due to the election amounted to its own form of interference.

"If the court withheld information that the public otherwise had a right to access solely because of the potential political consequences of releasing it, that withholding could itself constitute"or appear to be" election interference," she wrote in a Thursday night order requiring the documents' release.

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Spread out over four filings totaling 1,889 pages, the trove includes grand jury testimony, communications and other documents assembled by prosecutors.

The exhibits support a 165-page brief filed by Smith earlier this month breaking down his case against Trump in the wake of a Supreme Court decision that determined former presidents retain broad immunity from criminal prosecution for many of their core official actions.

Prosecutors argue Trump's effort to thwart the transfer of power was almost entirely carried out as a private citizen. Trump's attorneys are due to respond in the days following November's presidential election."

WASHINGTON " A trove of new records released in the federal election-interference case against former President Donald Trump described how money was spent on Trump's "Stop the Steal" rally near the White House on Jan. 6, 2021.

The newly released documents also show that an unnamed organization budgeted as much as $3 million on the Jan. 6 rally and related events, including for bringing VIP guests and protesters to Washington and ad buys for a show of force.

more including where the 3 mil went and what for