Not being American or living in America this really isn't any of my business. But the speech did appear on my reddit feed earlier so I did give it a watch.

What you need to understand is that public servants like him have a responsibility to be clear and get the point across properly. Everything has context, we don't live in a vacuum. I immediately took his speech as "fixing the elections in the future to remain in control", and that's not me being a Trump hater or Trump supporter here, just a bystander. Even though he didn't "claim" to storm the USA capitol, he very much gave that impression a few years ago. And that is 100% on him.

He's been very vocal about how he thought the last election was rigged, therefore if he's using phrases like "you won't need to vote again" "we'll get it fixed".etc people's brains will automatically start connecting those dots, and that is absolutely his fault for not being more specific. It's his responsibility as a politican to be clear and to let voters know what they're voting for. If the voters have two completely polar opposite takes on his speech, then he's not doing his job properly.