Trump Impeached After January 6 Capitol Riot

On January 6, 2021, then-President Donald Trump delivered a controversial speech urging supporters to "peacefully" march to the U.S. Capitol while also declaring, "we fight like hell," which critics argue incited violence. This led to a violent storming of the Capitol, resulting in five deaths, including that of a police officer, and the suspension of Electoral College deliberations. In the aftermath, Trump was impeached for "incitement of insurrection." As the anniversary of this event approaches, protests continue in Washington, D.C., reflecting ongoing divisions over Trump's actions and the certification process. Some demonstrators advocate against Trump's re-election, while others insist he remains a legitimate candidate despite the past events. The chaotic events of January 6 have left a lasting impact on American political discourse, now labeled as "Insurrection Day."