Day 2

Today's hearing was really internesting, even more so to me than the first day. What I learned ...

- From before the election, Trump told his followers that the election would be rigged if he didn't win.

- Before the election, Trump's advisors informed him multiple times about the red mirage, that Republicans tend to vote on election day, while Democrats tend to use mail-in ballots, which leads to an early Republican surge in election day results which are later overtaken by Democratic votes. Yet Trump still used this phenomena to feed his lies of fraud.

- Before the election and during the election, Trump's advisors informed him that he was losing.

- Despite this information, Trump decided to tell the public on the night of the election that he had won the election.

- Thereafter, Trump told everyone that the election had been stolen from him by voter fraud. He tasked all his minions, including Bill Barr, with investigating various allegations of fraud. All of them found, and told him, that there was no fraud.

- Trump launched more than 60 court cases to prove voter fraud. All of the cases, even those overseen by Trump appointed judges, were dismissed for various reasons, including a lack of evidence.

- Trump used his "big lie" to enrage his followers to the point that they attacked the Capitol.

- Throughout all this Trump has been raising money from small-dollar donors to supposedly help him with court costs in his bid to overturn the election. He hasn't actually been using the money - hundreds of millions - for this purpose.