NEW YORK (Dagbladet): Emerging from court documents filed by the Congressional Committee, which is investigating the deadly attack on Congress on January 6, 2021, several media reports, including Watchman And Washington Post.
He even investigated for electoral fraud
The allegations in the document are based on the testimonies of a former White House employee, Cassidy Hutchinson. According to her, the then-president’s chief of staff, Donald Trump, and Trump’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani, received a clear message from the White House legal office chief, Pat Cipollone, that it would not be legal to send false messages. Electoral votes for Congress. However, they still have to own that plan, according to 248 pages of court documents filed Friday.
Threats of mass layoffs
Hutchinson also says Cipollone and other partners have threatened to resign if Trump carries out a plan to seize voting machines and use presidential orders to seize power over false allegations of electoral fraud in the desperate final weeks of Trump’s presidential term.
“When it became clear that there would be mass layoffs, including lawyers from a White House law firm — including employees with whom Meadows worked closely — I knew it played a role in his thinking,” Hutchinson said in his testimony.
– useful
Trump and his circle constantly claim that the elections were stolen from him as a result of widespread electoral fraud. This undocumented claim has been repeatedly disproved by numerous reviews, investigations, and tours of the court system. In fact, Trump lost the election to Joe Biden by a clear margin.
Severe enemies: – I miss him
The document aims to portray Meadows as someone who was instrumental in trying to reverse the election, which Trump lost to Biden, the Guardian wrote.
In his testimony, Hutchinson notes that Meadows acted knowing the plan was illegal.
Among other things, Meadows was involved in a now well-known telephone conversation between Trump and Georgia’s Secretary of State, Brad Ravensburger, and in “other related attempts to alter the outcome of the elections there,” the congressional committee wrote in the documents. .
Posted emails: – pure insanity
beware of violence
According to the documents, Meadows was also warned by the Secret Service, among others, that there was a risk of violent rioting on January 6, 2021. However, he must have continued planning for Trump to speak at the public meeting outside the White House before the attack on Congress .
“I know people have come to Meadows with information that he might be violent on January 6th,” Hutchinson says in his testimony.
This must have happened at least a day or two before the attack on Congress.
– I’m tired of this guy
Despite these and other warnings, President Trump urged participants in the January 6 rally to march to Congress and “take back their country,” congressional committee attorney Douglas Leiter wrote.
“Alternative Voters”
The commission is investigating the attack on Congress and whether Trump and his cronies have illegally conspired with extremists who have broken into the historic heart of American democracy. US envoys were in the process of certifying Biden’s election victory over Trump when the attack occurred.
Reveals a horrific text message
The documents are part of a legal dispute between the commission and Meadows to obtain more material from it.
Earlier, several media outlets described how Meadows should have been involved in Trump’s plan to reverse the election.
This included an attempt to introduce “alternative voters” in states that Trump lost. Then the plan was that then-Vice President Mike Pence would refuse to ratify Biden because there were voters who supported both Trump and Biden in the states, and that Trump would then be able to stay in the White House.
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