Eric Trump was unbothered by the possibility of violence, according to a documentarian.
Eric Trump was unaffected by his family's rhetoric, according to Alex.
Eric Trump believed that violence was a fair game.
Some of the Trumps were not concerned that their lies about the sanctity of the 2020 presidential election would lead to political violence, according to a documentary filmmaker.
Eric Trump, Trump's second oldest son, suggested in interviews that violence from Trump supporters could be an appropriate response to his father's loss to President Joe Biden.
It was fair game for Eric to say that it was the right thing to do if he felt that it was the right thing to do.
A spokesman for Eric Trump didn't respond immediately.
The January 6, 2021 insurrection resulted in five deaths and hundreds of arrests as a result of Trump's rhetoric after the election.
The Independent reported that, as he interviewed members of the Trump family in the months following the election, he grew increasingly concerned that Trump's lies would lead to violence.
"Unprecedented" will be released on Discovery+ in the summer. The film focuses on the events leading up to the Capitol siege and offers fascinating insight into the Trump family.
After the House select committee subpoenaed nearly 11 hours of his footage, he became a key figure in the investigation. The film maker testified before the panel.
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