Trump vowed to lead protesters to the parliament building, urged them to take action, and then quietly went back to the White House.

US President Donald Trump appeared in front of thousands of supporters in a rally in Washington on January 6 to declare he won this year's election and affirm that he will "never admit defeat".

"We will never give up, we will never admit defeat. We will block election stealing," President Trump said at a rally in Ellipse Park near the White House, about an hour.

From behind the large bulletproof glass, Trump also called on his supporters to march toward the Capitol to join the demonstrations, announcing he would lead the march himself.

"We're going to the Capitol, and I'll be there with you to cheer our brave senators," Trump said in the crowd cheers.

Following Trump's call, hundreds of rally participants marched from the park near the White House to the Capitol.

However, according to US reporters at the scene, in the midst of the chaos, President Trump took to the armored vehicle, with the convoy escorting back to the White House, instead of going with his supporters to the parliament building.

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During the time of the US congressmen meeting to confirm the results of the electoral college, the crowd of protesters confronted the police and broke into the Capitol's parliament early in the afternoon of January 6 (morning 7/1 o'clock)

They burst into each meeting room to "hunt down" the congressmen, interrupting the meeting to certify the results of the US Congress, the MPs had to evacuate or shelter in their offices.

One woman was shot inside the building by law enforcement and died at the hospital, some were also injured.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi then announced that the leaders of parliament decided to resume the meeting on the evening of January 6 (morning 7/1 Hanoi time) to certify Biden's victory.

World leaders condemned violent protests in the US congress, calling it a "disgraceful" and "shocking" spectacle aimed at American democracy.