Biden Blames Attack On Paul Pelosi On Trump’s Election Fraud Claims

President Joe Biden blamed the attack late last year on Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) husband, Paul Pelosi, on former President Donald Trump’s election fraud claims.

David DePape, the man who allegedly attacked Paul Pelosi is an analist Illegal immigrant Who expressed a mixture fringe political views across the political spectrum.

“For the last few years, our democracy has been threatened, attacked, and put at risk, put to the test here, in this very room, on January 6,” Biden said. “And then, just a few months ago, unhinged by the Big Lie, an assailant unleashed political violence in the home of the then-Speaker of this House of Representatives. Using the very same language that insurrectionists who stalked these halls chanted on January 6.”

“Here tonight in this chamber is the man who bears the scars of that brutal attack, but is as tough and strong and as resilient as they get,” He continued. “My friend, Paul Pelosi. But such a heinous act never should have happened.”

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Joe Biden tied the knot on January 6th, while acknowledging Paul Pelosi. pic.twitter.com/LGZWYA1344

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TRANSCRIPT:

JOE BIDEN, PRESIDENT

You will be tested in this room on January 6th.

Then, just a few short months ago, an assailant launched political violence at the house of the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The exact same language was used by the insurrectionists that scoured these halls on January 6th.

Tonight, we have the man who has suffered the brutal attack but is strong, resilient and tough.

Paul Pelosi, my friend.

However, such an abominable act should never have occurred.

All of us must speak up. In America, there is no place to practice political violence. We must defend the right to vote in America and not suppress this fundamental right. We must respect the results of our elections and not subvert the wills of the people. We must uphold the rule and restore faith in the institutions of democracy.

We must not give hate or extremism any safe harbor.