Donald Trump's advisor, sipping on a cocktail, calmly explains - power will be ours. Elections - good. Weapons - also good. On January 6, 2021, when Joe Biden's victory in the US presidential election was supposed to be finally confirmed, Donald Trump's supporters attempted to occupy the Capitol building in Washington by force. Five people died that day, and American democracy had to endure one of the toughest exams. But in the plans of Roger Stone, Trump's ideologue advisor, this is not a tragedy. On the contrary, it is a natural consequence of the movement he created.