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US Democratic Party is pushing for impeachment of President Trump, who is still in office, to hold accountability for the US Congressional intrusion.

President Trump posted that he would not attend Biden's inauguration, and Twitter permanently suspended Trump's account, saying there was a risk of further agitation.



This is Kim Yoon-soo, correspondent from Washington.

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This is a draft of the impeachment bill for President Trump released by CNN.



It is written that the charges are "incitement to rebellion," and that President Trump has put America's security and government agencies in serious danger, and that if more remains, it will pose a threat to democracy and constitution.



The Democratic Party plans to present an impeachment bill to the House of Representatives early next week.



[Clark/US House Vice-Chairman: It's not long until his retirement, but every day that Trump is President of the United States will be a serious danger.]



Even if the Democratic Party passes the majority of the House, it passes through the Senate, which requires more than two-thirds of the vote. It is unknown whether to do it.



However, even within the Republican Party, voices in sympathy with the impeachment began to emerge.



[Sas/Republican Senator: If the Democratic Party comes up with an impeachment bill, we will look carefully.

Trump is the one who has forsaken the presidential oath.] President Trump, who



reluctantly promised a peaceful transfer of power, tweeted that he would not attend Biden's inauguration ceremony.



It has been 152 years since the incumbent president has not attended the inauguration ceremony.



Twitter has permanently suspended Trump's account, saying there is a risk of further incitement of violence.



In the midst of this, the aftermath of the post-storm is intensifying as videos of naked violent protests are released one after another, such as a scene in which an officer complained of pain by being caught in the entrance door during the intrusion of the parliament.



Biden said he welcomed Vice President Pence's attendance, but responded that President Trump's absence was a good thing.



(Video coverage: Park Eun-ha, Video editing: Jung Yong-hwa)