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A federal judge on Wednesday rejected efforts by former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and ex-Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark to avoid arrest if they fail to turn themselves in by Friday’s deadline in the Georgia election subversion case.

Viewers in the united states and around the world. im danny freeman. we have breaking news. more of donald trumps co-defendants this georgias election subversion case surrendering overnight. were told former gop chair david schaffer and kathy latham who allegedly served as fake elector are both being processed right now -- actually released im learning moments ago. today rudy giuliani will be in fulton county georgia to negotiate a bond agreement with the district attorneys office. giuliani face...

Attorney Sidney Powell, one of former U.S. President Donald Trump's 18 co-defendants in the Georgia 2020 election subversion case, surrendered to Fulton County authorities on Wednesday, according to records posted on county sheriff's website.

A federal judge on Wednesday rejected efforts by former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows and ex-Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark to avoid arrest if they fail to turn themselves in by Friday’s deadline in the Georgia election subversion case.

As the US Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, DC, gets ready to begin its new term next month, the next two weeks could usher in several consequential rulings from the federal appeals court, often called the second most powerful court in the country, that could bear on the federal investigation into and prosecution of former President Donald Trump for his 2020 election reversal schemes.

My district attorney, also a constituent, was also focusing in on the election subversion piece and not just the piece of that you hear about so often in the news and the media. lets be clear, donald trump and his co-conspirators have done a lot of things that are illegal and our district attorney is going to get to the bottom of this. uplifting those things around the election subversion and everyday people who didnt sign up to run for office, who didnt sign up to be subjected to this were -- h...

Compelling -- she and ruby freeman. ruby freeman, the election worker, you know, rather than her daughter, is mentioned. how powerful is that to, you know, to relate this case, which can seem very distanced to people to the american voter? >> andrea, thank you for uplifting those stories because i remind people all the time that i dont represent numbers, i represent real people. ruby freeman and shaye moss, theyre constituents. they love right here and they were election day workers who went in ...

Every persons voice voice counts. and that we have shed blood, to get to this point, two or we can have a pluralistic democracy, in which everyone can be involved. and you win some, reverent, and you lose some. but you dont question the results, you dont try to overturn the election. certainly in texas, there been elections we didnt agree with. you never see is trying to say well, it shouldnt count, because we dont like how the results came out. and thats why we have to move from a model, reds, ...

Gets counted. so we need to keep in mind that the end gym of the republicans here is to shape who can vote and how ballots are counted. the first we refer to as voter suppression. the second we refer to as election subversion. they are two sides of the same coin. and sometimes i feel like we get so tied up on one that we lose sight of the other. but both are vitally important. we need to be protecting the process from registration to certification. >> all right. we will not lose focus. we will n...

The Supreme Court’s ruling in an election law case Tuesday prompted many loud commendations from those who celebrated the majority-conservative court’s rejection of something called the independent state legislature theory (ISLT).