January 6th hearings on Trump's failed insurrection.

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Trump Electors Plot Implodes: Giuliani And The Admission That May Haunt 45

In this special report, MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber breaks down Trump’s multi-state bid to steal the 2020 presidential election with the help of fraudulent electors. This comes after former Trump campaign advisor, Boris Epshteyn, admitted to his involvement with the plot on “The Beat” and confirmed that Rudy Giuliani led it.
 
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Looks like he was doing some sedition from his work email account and now his former employer is turning them over to the select committee. It's a symptom of entitlement, arrogance and stupidity, that these people used email and text to communicate criminal conspiracies in an attempt to over throw the government. It's good for us though that they hang themselves with their own words.
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Trump lawyer ordered to respond to January 6 committee subpoena for his Chapman University emails

A federal judge is forcing a conservative lawyer who had worked for then-President Donald Trump before the January 6 insurrection to respond to a House select committee subpoena of Chapman University for his emails -- setting congressional investigators up to receive access to information...
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Eastman previously refused to provide information to the House when it subpoenaed him directly for testimony and documents. He had claimed his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination as a response to nearly 150 questions and to his document subpoena, a lawyer for the House said on Monday.

The House committee then went to his former employer, Chapman University, to seek his records. The university received a House subpoena last week, and Eastman sued to block it, pulling the dispute into the California federal court.
But by the end of Monday's hearing, the judge had set a plan for Eastman to make even more disclosures to the House in the coming days.

His former employer, Chapman University, will give Eastman's legal team access to his nearly 19,000 emails by midday on Tuesday, so they can sort through and identify which emails they believe should stay confidential as legal advice between Eastman and Trump, who was Eastman's client as he shopped a legal theory to overturn the 2020 election on January 6.
A third party -- potentially the judge or a team of reviewers -- will then decide whether the emails can stay secret, as attorney-client privileged records.

Carter indicated at a court hearing on Monday that he wanted the email reviews to happen fast, having the parties work over the weekend and telling Eastman to hand over emails to the House as they are sorted through.
 
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Most of these assholes are out for money and power, they will throw each other under the bus to escape prison time.
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Cracks are emerging between Republicans as the fake 2020 electors scheme comes under more scrutiny

As Merrick Garland explained in his big speech earlier this month, the way to dismantle a criminal conspiracy is to start at the bottom and work up. It’s a slow process, but it can be devastatingly effective.That’s why the fifty-nine Republicans who cast fake electoral votes are a gift to...
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captainmorgan said:
Rumor is Grandpa Munster will be arrested this week, should be entertaining.
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Rudy is the weak link, he was at the center of most of the plots, is broke, desperate and in a lot of other legal shit too. If Rudy didn't want to talk before, he will soon, unless Trump suddenly starts paying his legal bills and hiring his lawyers.
 
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How long before Rudy is in a wheel chair, rich old white guys always go to 4 wheeling before a trial.
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Rudy’s always been an asshole but he’s not the same guy that was mayor of NY. He’s visibly slipped and frequently spouts unhinged nonsense. Not sure if it’s booze or just old age losing his marbles. He probably will go four wheeling though and his attorneys will start to rumble about his mental health if he gets indicted. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy…
 
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C. Nesbitt said:
Rudy’s always been an asshole but he’s not the same guy that was mayor of NY. He’s visibly slipped and frequently spouts unhinged nonsense. Not sure if it’s booze or just old age losing his marbles. He probably will go four wheeling though and his attorneys will start to rumble about his mental health if he gets indicted. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy…
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truth is, prison or a mental hospital, either one works to get these assholes out of power...only thing is, in prison, you know when you're getting out, and if you behave real well, you might get out earlier, in a mental hospital, you don't get a set release date, and get out when they say you are no longer a threat to yourself and others...so trump and giuliani would both be lifers....along with greene, boebert, gaetz, gosar jordan.........
 
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How 24 hours in January became a nightmare for Donald Trump

Former President Donald Trump is entangled in several legal battles that are all unfolding in ways that could be his biggest impediment to a run in 2024. In the latest episode of The Point, CNN’s Chris Cillizza details how three of those battles became more troublesome for Trump within 24 hours.
 
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