House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan called on former President Donald Trump to condemn any violence following his indictment, after CNN’s Dana Bash Sunday broadcaster was violent and killed in 2020. It was a harsh reminder of how he had taken the riots lightly.

President Trump announced the indictment on Thursday and the formal charges will be lifted on Friday.of price The charges against President Trump include 31 counts of violating the Espionage Act and willful retention of national security information, one count of “conspiracy to obstruct justice,” one count of “withholding documents and records,” and one count of fraudulent concealment. 1 is included. 1 count of “documents or records”; 1 count of “cover-up of documents in adjourned investigation”; 1 count of “planned concealment”; 1 count of “false statements and representations”.

Mr. Bash then referred to several Republican colleagues of Mr. Jordan who condemned the indictment.

“I would like to hear from some members of your party about what we hear hinting at the possibility of violence after this indictment. said to be entering Rep. Clay Higgins tweeted a cryptic reference to a possible war plan. Kari Lake said the Justice Department would have to go through millions of NRA members to get Trump,” Bash said. “Could you make it clear that Americans shouldn’t use violence?”

“Of course we don’t want violence. , I condemned it and I wish the left would have done the same because what I saw, in fact, frankly, I saw it on your network Yes, I saw reporters standing in front of the news: “In 2020, they burned buildings saying, ‘Oh, this is mostly peaceful protests.’ Let’s blame them,” Jordan said. “Stop violence, have the rule of law, apply the law equally. Let’s do it in America.”

Jordan was referring to Chiron on CNN during the Kenosha, Wisconsin riots in August 2020. (Related: FOX contributor Andy McCarthy explains the heart of President Trump’s thin indictment)

CNN correspondent Omar Jimenez said the footage of the burning building behind him was “a stark contrast” to what was “a mostly peaceful demonstration” during the day.

Jiménez reported that Chiron was labeled “violent but peaceful protests after police shootings.”