Trump Makes Stunning Jan 6th Confession

Former President Donald Trump has strongly criticized the Pentagon’s “deep state” after reports revealed that top military officials ignored his request for National Guard troops to secure the Capitol on January 6, 2021. This information emerged from an investigative report by John Solomon, supported by Congressman Barry Loudermilk and other Republicans on the House Oversight Committee.

Trump highlighted that he had authorized the deployment of at least 10,000 National Guard troops to ensure safety in Washington, D.C., on that day. However, the then-acting Defense Secretary, Christopher Miller, reportedly refused to follow these orders, stating that there was no way he would send military forces to the Capitol. This refusal occurred despite Trump’s concerns about the potential for a large crowd and the need for adequate security measures.

Loudermilk pointed out that senior officials at the Department of Defense ignored Trump’s clear instructions, opting instead to prioritize their own interests. He emphasized that the American public deserves transparency regarding the decisions made that day.

Trump asserted that had his directives been followed, the unrest might have been avoided altogether. Reports indicate that many Pentagon leaders were more concerned about how the presence of armed troops would appear rather than focusing on ensuring public safety. When violence did erupt, only a few hundred troops were deployed, and it took hours for them to arrive, leaving local police to manage the situation on their own.

This incident raises important questions about accountability within military leadership and highlights the need to prioritize the safety of citizens over political optics. The American people deserve clarity on what happened that day and why security measures were not implemented effectively.