From this fact-twisting
NewSpeak timeline article,
https://www.newsweek.com/jan-6-capitol-riot-timeline-trumps-first-tweet-speech-bidens-certification-1665436 :
10:58 a.m.: Members of the Proud Boys are seen heading toward the Capitol. A member tells the BBC: "We're taking our country back."
11:00 p.m. (sic, obvious typo; 11:00 am? 12:00 pm? this BBC article, https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-56004916 , suggests the latter): Trump starts speaking to attendees of the "Save America Rally" at the Ellipse in Washington, D.C.
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12:29 p.m.: About halfway through his speech, Trump says (quoted as a chronological time marker)
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12:53 p.m.: The crowd outside the Capitol grows and confrontations with police begin.
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1:13 p.m.: Trump finishes speaking.
W'pedia's similarly tendentious article,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_January_6_United_States_Capitol_attack , gives more details about the happenings at the Capitol
during Trump's speech. Unlike the article above and a couple more MSM "timelines", W'pedia give this time for Trump's departure from his rally:
1:17 p.m.: Trump's motorcade leaves the Ellipse. The Secret Service does not allow Trump to go to the Capitol and drives him back to the White House against his wishes. Trump behaved angrily, according to multiple witnesses who testified for the House committee.
1:19 p.m.: Trump's motorcade arrives at the White House.
The claim I highlighted has been debunked as absurdly false, but W'pedia writers prefer that absurdity to reality. OTOH, unlike the 3 MSM timelines, W'pedia did quote the "P"-word from Trump's speech, "peacefully".
One thing all the timelines make abundantly clear, contrary to
kt's
ASSumption: hundreds of Trump supporters were already at the Capitol before Trump began his rally; Trump spoke well over an hour; riotous stuff was happening during Trump's speech; Trump went straight from his rally to the White House. Trump did not get a parade permit to march to the Capitol because he did not go near the Capitol and Trump did not organize the actions of those who did.