I did not say he committed a crime nor did I say what he did was impeachable. You'd have to dig deep into the statutes. I think it would be difficult to prove that he directly instructed anyone to do anything violent. Failing to stop or persuade people from their own choices and actions, even if it could be proven he had the capability to do that, is not illegal as far as I know. I said I found his behavior that day unconscionable, as well as his continued insistence without evidence that the election was stolen. Whether it's illegal or not it is dangerous to the foundations of this country. It sets a terrible precedent, just as it did when Hillary and Al Gore questioned the legitimacy of their elections. It's going down a bad path toward banana republic territory. Early on I was willing to consider legitimate allegations of fraud. There was an investigatory and legal process to determine if any of it actually happened. Allegation after allegation has been proven false, largely by Republican election officials who actually wanted him to win. But Trump and his minions refuse to accept reality. That is very dangerous. And just insisting the last election was stolen is not going to win him the next one.
As I've said numerous times, "not technically illegal" doesn't make it right.
List of other people who found his behavior that day unconscionable, some of whom begged him to do something different: Hannity, Ingraham, Kilmeade, Ivanka, Don. Jr., Cippolone, Pottinger, Barr, McEnany, Mulvaney, Tully, Liddell, I can go on...