freitasm:  Yes, it was removed by Twitter. Lucky I've quoted it.

 

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The Washington Post - Facebook removes Trump’s video hours after rioters attack U.S. Capitol

breaking

As a mob of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, their compatriots online celebrated the chaos, cheering the violence across a wide array of social media sites and calling for bloodshed in the days ahead.

 

Trump, who has stoked fury over baseless allegations of a stolen election, belatedly called for calm on Twitter as the riots halted a process to tally the electoral college votes certifying Joe Biden as the next president of the United States. 

 

But Trump’s plea came in a video that was itself laced with disinformation, and he shared the message only after most of the mob had been pushed outside the building - leaving a trail of online and offline discord in his wake.

 

Amid the onslaught of criticism, Facebook took the rare step of removing Trump’s video after hours of internal debate about his actions. 

 

Twitter similarly took aim at Trump, limiting the reach of a tweet he sent late Wednesday that again sent mixed messages about the events that had unfolded.