Key Georgia Witness Reacts To Trump Saying He 'Shouldn't' Testify
Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, a Republican, was asked if he felt Trump was trying to intimidate him as a witness.
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Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, a Republican, was asked if he felt Trump was trying to intimidate him as a witness.
He's virtually certain to try to transfer the case in hopes of a friendlier jury pool and the chance to draw one of his own judges.
One of the big advantages for trump there would be that they would be pulling the jury pool not just from heavily democratic fulton county, but from a broader pool, a federal jury pool. also if there is a case, if it there's a conviction at the federal level, that would also be within the powers of former president trump if he's reelected or other republican candidates who have vowed to pardon him, or even commute a sentence. so a lot of advantages for him at the federal level. unclear if he would be successful in getting this moved though. >> that's a great point. much more to come. thank you...
Obvious place to find voter fraud but coffee county used machines made by dominion voting systems which was the target of a attacks and conspiracies pushed by fox and conservatives. video footage obtained last year by nbc news shows kathy latham the former chair of the coffee county gop escorting the group into the elections office. it's worth noting here that they served as one of georgia's face electors. we could talk about that in a bit the guardian reports that prosecutors believed they have sufficient evidence for a racketeering case. which would mean charges for not just trump but actual...
Bit the guardian reports that prosecutors believed they have sufficient evidence for a racketeering case. which would mean charges for not just trump but actually multiple people. here is the part that might matter most with this coffee county situation. quote, the statute itself prohibits the intentional use of a computer or computer network without authorization in order to remove data. , either temporarily, or a permanently. it also prohibits interrupting or interfering with the use of a computer as well as altering or damaging a computer. >> the fact that trump's allies had their eyes on v...