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Klete Keller -

Three-time Olympic swimmer Klete Keller, who earned five medals (two gold) overall, appears to have been at the US Capitol riot, according to multiple media reports and claims by "former teammates and coaches." The star athlete appears in photos and videos taken that day at the scene of the attack, and on January 12 he resigned as a real estate agent with Hoff & Leigh in Colorado, USA Today reports. Hoff & Leigh issued a statement that Keller, an independent contractor, had resigned, and added only that "Hoff & Leigh supports the right of free speech and lawful protest but we cannot condone actions that violate the rule of law." 

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Chuck Norris -

A photo went viral on Twitter of a man who looks eerily similar to Chuck Norris at the Capitol riots. Norris's rep has debunked the speculation, explaining that the actor was thousands of miles from the Capitol. The fact remains, however, that Norris has previously endorsed Trump, and has been a proud Republican for years. He also famously spoke out against President Obama's reelection in 2012, and voted against California Proposition 8, which makes same-sex marriage legal, in 2008.

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Jack Nicklaus -

The golf legend officially endorsed Trump, explaining that even though he doesn't like the things Trump tweets, he's "learned to look past that."

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Lil Wayne -

On October 29, the rapper shared a photo of himself and the POTUS following a "great meeting." Lil Wayne praised Trump's contributions to criminal reform as well as his Platinum Plan, a vague set of guidelines released in early October to increase capital in Black communities. The plan includes items that clash with Trump's prior refusal to condemn white supremacist groups, as well as his negative remarks about the Black Lives Matter movement.

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Lil Pump -

Rapper Lil Pump endorsed Donald Trump in an Instagram post on October 25, including a graphic and expletive-laden video. His main objection to Joe Biden appears to be taxes, but his support of Trump will be heard by his vast social media reach, including over 17 million followers on Instagram.

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Kirstie Alley -

'Cheers' actress Kirstie Alley has been vocal about her ongoing support for the president since voting for him in 2016. But this time around, after endorsing him in 2020 because he's "not a politician," other celebrities, including Judd Apatow and Patricia Arquette, criticized everything from her ignorance to her acting career.

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Chris Pratt -

Marvel fans slammed the actor online after rising speculation that Pratt is a Trump supporter. As the 'Avengers' stars announced that they'd be teaming up for a fundraiser for Joe Biden, many noticed Pratt's absence. This follows his earlier controversial support of the infamously homophobic Hillsong Church.

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Kanye West -

The hugely successful rapper has met Trump on several occasions, including on a visit to the White House.

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Clint Eastwood -

The veteran actor praised Trump's lack of political correctness in the past.

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Jon Voight -

The 'Midnight Cowboy' star is one of Trump's biggest fans, and frequently tweets his huge support for his presidency.

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Roseanne Barr -

The controversial comedian and actress voted for Donald Trump in 2016, and makes her support for the President very clear on Twitter.

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Kelsey Grammer -

The 'Frasier' star voted for Donald Trump in 2016, and continues to speak highly of the President.

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Dennis Quaid -

The Hollywood actor received a lot of flak on Twitter when he praised the President's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Randy Quaid -

The eccentric actor (and Dennis' brother) has posted numerous videos, photos, and tweets expressing his enthusiasm for the President.

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Mike Tyson -

The former world heavyweight champion boxer has been very vocal in his support of President Donald Trump.

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Gene Simmons -

The Kiss front man has been very outspoken about his support for Donald Trump's style of presidency.

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Caitlyn Jenner -

The former athlete and reality TV star voted for Donald Trump in 2016, but withdrew her support because of Trump's policies regarding trans people.

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Hulk Hogan -

The retired professional wrestler has been very vocal in his support of Donald Trump's presidency.

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Gary Busey -

The actor has lent his support to the President, and also considers him a close personal friend.

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James Woods -

The actor has been one of Donald Trump's most outspoken fans, and is very politically vocal on Twitter.

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Stephen Baldwin -

The actor and conservative political activist frequently appears on the Fox network, and vocalizes his support for Trump.

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Scott Baio -

The former 'Happy Days' and 'Charles in Charge' star has publicly endorsed Donald Trump, and has spoken out against his opponents.

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Dennis Rodman -

The retired professional basketball player has lent his support to Donald Trump.

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Conor McGregor -

The always-outspoken MMA star tweeted that Donald Trump was the GOAT (Greatest of All Time) President.

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Isaiah Washington -

The former 'Grey's Anatomy' star has expressed his support for Donald Trump's 2020 re-election campaign.

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Dean Cain -

The 'Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman' star is a vocal supporter of Donald Trump on Twitter.

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Kristy Swanson -

The original star of 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' (the movie) is an outspoken fan of Donald Trump, and is vocal on Twitter.

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Kid Rock -

The singer-songwriter is a big fan of the President and has gone to meet him at the White House.

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Stacey Dash -

The 'Clueless' star is part of the Women for Trump movement and is very vocal on Twitter.

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Kaya Jones -

The former Pussycat Dolls member is on the Trump Campaign Advisory Board, and is a member of the Women for Trump movement.

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Ted Nugent -

The singer-songwriter has met the Trump in the White House, and continues to offer his fervent support.

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Barry Humphries -

The Australian comedian, who is very well known for his alter-ego Dame Edna Everage, came under fire for anti-trans and pro-Trump comments in an interview.

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Vincent Gallo -

The controversial actor-director has stated that he likes Donald Trump a lot, and that he is very proud that he is president.

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David Mamet -

The American writer and director faced a backlash from his contemporaries after expressing his support for Trump.

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James Caan -

The star of 'The Godfather' threw his support behind Donald Trump in the 2016 US presidential election.

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