The former Vice President of the United States provided at the hearing of the US Vice

(Washington Composite Electric) The aide of the former Vice President Pence in the United States said that former President Trump has repeatedly pressured Pence and asked him to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election, but Pence has repeatedly stated that he has no rightDo so.

Investigation on January 6 last year, the House of Representatives of the U.S. Congress held a third public hearing on Thursday.In the pre -record testimony, Pence's chief of staff said that Pence "many times" told Trump that he had no power to prevent the National Association from calculating the election votes.

Burns's legal adviser Jacob describes Trump's lawyer Eastman, trying to persuade Pence to overthrow the election results.

Eastman argued at the time that if Pence believed that the election results of certain states were illegal, he could refuse to accept it so that the Republicans of these states had the opportunity to declare Trump's election.

However, Jacob said that Eastman acknowledged in front of the president two days before the riots of parliament that this was illegal.

Nevertheless, when the police later treated riots and recaptured Congress's control, Estman still sent an email to Jacob, "the last time begging" Pence rejected the voting result.

Ruetig, a legal adviser and a retired judge, said that if Pence obeyed the president's order at that time, this would "cause a revolution in the United States, which was caught in the constitutional crisis."

On Thursday's hearing, several videos also showed several thousands of videos, showing thousands of Trump supporters pouring into the parliamentary building, shouting to pull Pence out of the building or hanging.

During the demonstrator attacking the Congress, Trump tweeted that Pence did not "courage" to terminate the voting work.Matthews, a staff member of the White House, said: "It feels like he posted a tweet to add fuel on the fire."

Members of the committee said that Trump's remarks on Pence anger the demonstrators.A witnesses told the Federal Investigation Affairs Office that Proud Boys, the right -wing organization who participated in the riots of Congress, claimed that if they were found, they would kill him.

The Committee showed the photos of Pence hiding during the riots at the hearing.According to Jacob, who was with Pence at the time, Pence refused to leave because he did not want the demonstrator to see him happy to leave.