Jon Schaffer’s Iced Earth bandmates say they don’t condone Capitol riots

Jon Bon Jovi is looking back on his run-in with the former President of the United States, Donald Trump.

Rosie O’Donnell is not holding back her thoughts on Donald Trump.

Donald Trump has returned to social media on the White House’s official account, and appeared in a video that condemned the attack on Capitol which happened last week.

President Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection at the Capitol that left five people dead, cementing his place in history as the only president to be impeached twice in a bipartisan rebuke that was approved with unprecedented speed.The final vote was 232 to 197, with 10 Republicans joining all 222 Democrats in supporting a single article of impeachment charging the president with «incitement of insurrection.»«We know that the president of the United State incited this insurrection, this

stormed the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday.

As the days tick by without consequences for the President or the other elected officials who incited last week’s violent insurrection, other members of Donald Trump’s toxic ecosystem are scrambling to, shall we say, cover their own asses.

Piers Morgan says he regrets his previous support for Donald Trump following shameful riots in Washington last week. The Good Morning Britain presenter has publicly backed the outgoing US President over the years - but his opinion on him has changed in recent days.Piers hit back at Trump after six people died following an attempted coup at the Capitol.

John Maus in 2011, following this week’s pro-Trump riots in Washington DC.It comes after Maus was pictured alongside Ariel Pink and director Alex Lee Moyer in Washington following the protests on Wednesday (January 6), with Pink subsequently confirming he had attended Capitol protests to “peacefully” support US President Donald Trump.Maus’ cover of Berlin-based Nilsson’s ‘Hey Moon’ remains one of his most popular tracks, and in light of his apparent involvement in the protest – which Maus has

Lady Gaga has joined the chorus of voices calling out for the impeachment and removal from office of President Donald Trump.The singer took to Twitter on Thursday to encourage the public and lawmakers to continue to push for impeachment, as opposed to the suggestion being presented that he should be removed by invoking the 25th Amendment.«I hope we focus to impeach Trump so Congress has the constitutional authority to possibly disqualify him from future election,» she wrote.

Selena Gomez has condemned major social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, accusing them of “failing the American people” in the wake of the storming of the Capitol Building. On Wednesday (6 January), pro-Trump rioters attacked the Capitol Building in Washington DC in a bid to interrupt the Electoral College Certification process.

Chelsea Clinton is sharing her reaction to Wednesday’s riots at the U.S. Capitol.

Karlie Kloss is speaking out following the riots at the United States Capitol.