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On the third anniversary of the attack on the Capitol, Donald Trump called the imprisoned attackers “hostages.” The former president also promised to pardon many of them when he said in November that he was confident he would be elected to the White House “for the third time.” Then, during a rally in Iowa, the tycoon revived the conspiracy theory that he led the attackFBI el'Antifathe radical anti-fascist movement.
“This is our last chance to save America,” he continued, also attacking Biden over the alleged decline of the American economy and the chaos at the border with Mexico. Three years after the attack, Trump said the “real insurgency” was the surge of migrants coming from the U.S. southern border.