For weeks, Donald Trump had been pointing to 6 January as a day of reckoning. It was when he told his supporters to come to Washington DC, and challenge Congress - and Vice-President Mike Pence - to discard the results of November's election and keep the presidency in his hands.
On Wednesday morning, the president and his warm-up speakers set the whirlwind in motion.
Rudy Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, said the election disputes should be resolved through "trial by combat".
Donald Trump Jr, the president's oldest son, had a message to members of his party who would not "fight" for their president.
"This isn't their Republican Party anymore," he said. "This is Donald Trump's Republican Party."
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