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Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, had previously denied attending a meeting with Trump's sons, top aides on Jan. 5.
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Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, had previously denied attending a meeting with Trump's sons, top aides on Jan. 5.
"Whether he did it unwittingly or to pander for cheap votes, Tuberville helped Trump execute an insurrection, and that is unforgivable."
Alabama leaders were quick to thank Sen. Richard Shelby for his service.
David Bossie, former President Donald Trump’s deputy campaign manager, told APR that he didn’t attend the meeting in question.
The edits changed the venue of the Jan. 5 meeting from the White House to Trump's hotel.
The photos and Facebook post put Tuberville, Donald Trump Jr., Peter Navarro, Rudy Giuliani and others at the Trump hotel on Jan. 5.
Tuberville, through a spokeswoman, said he did not attend the meeting with Trump on the eve of the deadly attack.
Trump has not admitted to any responsibility in the attack on the U.S. Capitol last week.
"The other Republican leaders must take responsibility for their actions and resign immediately," the caucus's chair said.
