前总统唐纳德·特朗普对所有指控都不认罪被指控涉嫌企图推翻2020年总统大选结果。
周二公布的新的45页联邦起诉书指控特朗普四项重罪:串谋诈骗美国、串谋妨碍官方诉讼、妨碍及企图妨碍官方诉讼、串谋侵犯权利。
这是特朗普第三次因刑事指控被起诉。在另外两起案件中，他对所有指控均不认罪，并谴责调查是政治迫害。男性继续坚持2020年的投票被操纵，并在周二接受美国广播公司新闻采访时，将最新的指控描述为“堆积”和“选举干扰”。
USCP警官说，起诉是“正义之路”
1月6日袭击事件发生时在国会大厦的现任和前任美国国会大厦警官对前总统唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)的起诉书做出了反应，特朗普周四被传讯。
美国国会大厦警官哈利·邓恩告诉美国广播公司新闻直播，起诉书反映了“法律面前人人平等”的原则。
邓恩说:“这是通往正义和责任的必由之路。”。“我对这次听证会传讯没抱太大期望。没学到什么新东西。但很高兴看到前总统特朗普面临问责，就像这个国家的任何其他人一样，如果他们犯下他犯下的罪行。”
前美国国会大厦警官阿基利诺·戈内尔告诉美国广播公司新闻直播，起诉是“一个漫长过程的开始”，他们已经等待了超过两年半。
“我们都知道是谁指挥了那天的袭击，谁本可以做些什么来阻止它，”戈内尔说。
特朗普回到贝德明斯特俱乐部
前总统唐纳德·特朗普在华盛顿特区接受传讯后，回到了他在新泽西州贝德明斯特的高尔夫俱乐部
特朗普:“这是美国非常悲伤的一天”
前总统唐纳德·特朗普在离开华盛顿特区地方法院后，在里根国家机场发表了简短讲话。
亚历克斯·布兰登/美联社
前总统唐纳德·特朗普在华盛顿罗纳德·里根机场登机前发表讲话
“对于美国来说，这是非常悲伤的一天，”他在登机前说道。
“这是对政治对手的迫害，”他补充道。
特别检察官要求快速审判，而特朗普法律团队反对
特别检察官汤姆·温顿走近法官席，要求迅速审判。
“这个案件将受益于正常秩序，包括快速审判，”温德姆说。
但是辩护律师说，他们需要足够的机会来审查政府将要输入的大量证据。
辩护律师约翰·劳罗告诉法官，他们需要政府对“发现的规模”的“理解”，包括电子数据和文件。
法官回应温德姆说，法院将确保“公平审判”，但没有详细说明。
“这个法庭将会有一个公平的程序和公平的审判，”法官说。“我确信这一点。”
尽管如此，劳罗继续提出问题，特别顾问杰克·史密斯说:“他们有三年半的时间来调查这件事，也有许多代理人和律师在这个程序中协助政府，我们所要求的是公平地为我们的客户辩护的机会，但为了做到这一点，我们将需要一点时间。”
法官告诉劳罗向监督审判的地区法官提出任何问题。
Trump indictment live updates: Former president calls charges political 'persecution'
Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to all counts afterbeing chargedin connection with his alleged attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election.
The new 45-page federal indictment, unsealed Tuesday, accuses Trump offour felony counts: conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights.
It's the third time that Trump has been indicted on criminal charges. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges in the two other cases, decrying the investigations as political witch hunts. Hecontinues to insistthat the 2020 vote was rigged and, speaking to ABC News on Tuesday, described the latest charges as a "pile-on" and "election interference."
Indictment a 'path to justice,' USCP officer says
Current and former U.S. Capitol Police officers who were at the Capitol during the Jan. 6 attack reacted to former President Donald Trump's indictment following his arraignment on Thursday.
U.S. Capitol Police officerHarry Dunntold ABC News Live the indictment reflected "equal justice under the law" being applied.
"It's a necessary step on the road, the path to justice and accountability," Dunn said. "I didn't expect much from this hearing arraignment. I didn't learn anything new. But it was good to see former President Trump facing accountability just like any other person in this country would if they committed the crimes that he did."
Former U.S. Capitol Police officerAquilino Gonelltold ABC News Live the indictment is "the beginning of a long process" they have been waiting for for more than 2 1/2 years.
"We all know who directed the attack on that day and who could have had done something to stop it," Gonell said.
Trump back at Bedminster club
Former President Donald Trump is back at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club following his arraignment in Washington, D.C.
Trump: 'This is a very sad day for America'
Former President Donald Trump spoke briefly at Reagan National Airport after leaving the D.C. District Court.
"This is a very sad day for America," he said before boarding his plane.
"This is a persecution of a political opponent," he added.
Special prosecutor asks for a speedy trial while Trump legal team objects
Special prosecutor Tom Windom approached the bench and requested a speedy trial.
"This case will benefit from normal order including a speedy trial," Windom said.
But the defense said it needs ample opportunity to review a massive amount of evidence to be entered by the government.
Defense attorney John Lauro told the judge they need an "understanding" from the government about the "magnitude of discovery," including electronic data and documents.
The judge responded to Windom by saying the court would ensure a "fair trial" without elaborating.
"There will be a fair process and a fair trial in this court," the judge said. "I am certain of that."
Still, Lauro continued to raise issues, saying of special counsel Jack Smith: "They've had 3 1/2 years to investigate this matter, and also there's a number of agents and lawyers that are assisting the government in this proceeding, and all we would ask is the opportunity to fairly defend our client, but in order to do that we're going to need a little time."
The judge told Lauro to raise any concerns with the district judge overseeing the trial.
