janet ellis has an agreement pursuant to her law license had to admit that she lied. i was part of her meringue respeak. in november 23rd sees car tonight. she said in an interview november 23rd on tv with donald trump quote one of a landslide. now she can do those interviews and lie, we had a back and forth, but what she and others are now in trouble for tonight what they really have to think about is with all the evidence and all the people surrounding them and saying, yeah they were there, yep they submitted at, the email that, when those people cooperate, what side you want to beyond? and the electoral fraud act 70, 90 less several undone scam, fraudulent, or lying electors. they seem an because they may be cooperating. again if you're one of the trump lawyers who's on the other side of that, trump's got his own larger calculus we discuss that. those lawyers, those aides when they have trump fans, you are going to a georgia courtroom and, their fellow georgians are talking about a, and out of state individual who came into georgia to break laws in the left. you're

chris, i'm looking at, for example, janet ellis, trump lawyer she's charged under rico like everyone else is. she's charged under one other count that includes giuliani, eastman, ray smith iii. which is essentially importuning georgia state senators and then told those senators they needed to instead appoint the trump electors rather than the biden electors which would throw the georgia election to trump instead of biden. someone like janet ellis, someone like ken chesebro, someone like mark meadows, these are people who didn't participate in a million different parts of this scheme, they participated in a piece of it. sydney powell on the voting machines. jenna ellis trying to get the state senate to appoint trump electors, jeffrey clark with his part in terms of trying to get the justice department to play a role in this effort. do you feel like there is a materially different amount of skin in the game for these various trump allies that may play a role in terms of whether or not they decide to cooperate, flip, or try to get themselves separate? or does this indictment this way ha

sidney powell, rudy giuliani, and janet ellis. this was them on thursday.hree mug shots for three criminal defendants, each accused of scheming to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia. perhaps the most jarring to see is giuliani, the former top prosecutor himself, former mayor, 9/11 hero and in the time of the 2008 election, republican front-runner for president. despite reaching $150,000 bond agreement, adding to his mountingmental woes and a sobering trip to a second chance bail bonds in atlanta, giuliani appears defiant. here he is. >> i am very, very honored to be involved in this case. pa because this case is a fight for our way of life. this indictment is a travesty. if this could happen to me, who is probably the most prolific prosecutor maybe in american history, and the most effective mayor, for sure, it can happen to you. >> i spoke with riva martin, attorney and civil rights defender. she says co-defendants are treated like any other criminal defendant. >> they don't deserve any special treatment. they should not be given any privilege t

trump along with janet ellis. >> rudy giuliani is in a lot of hot water.were not aware of the law. this is someone who really has known rico prosecutions is a top prosecutor in new york. >> sara murray: rudy giuliani was not the only surprise appearance. >> the news media were not the usual characters. people like the epic times, news max, all of these various news outlets that had a very particular view. and it was incredibly troubling what triggered serious alarm bells is one the tweet went out from defend pres. >> sara murray: pres. trump fired off the street to his millions of followers ahead of the hearing. warning them to watch what would unfold of the georgia capital. >> what is it tells you of who the audience is for this audience? >> they were trump supporters who needed to invent this conspiracy and patient there was evidence. >> as the lt. gov. at the time, jeff duncan, served as the president of the georgia senate. >> these were not official meetings i did not sanction that. >> they wanted a special session because that added one layer of authe

clark, former trump campaign attorney kenneth chesebro, former members of trump's 2020 legal team, janet elliss, sidney powell, and trump's former personal attorneys john eastman and rudy giuliani. one of the series of racketeering acts listed in the indictment points to a now infamous press conference featuring giuliani alongside sidney powell where they promoted voter conspiracies in the election in georgia and other states. take a listen. >> there was a plan from a centralized place to execute these various acts of voter fraud, specifically focused on big cities. and specifically focused on, as you would imagine, big cities controlled by democrats. >> i want to bring in former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst paul butler. also with us, former prosecutor, federal prosecutor and former fdny criminal division deputy chief christine greenburg. back to what tim said for a minute, if i can, because it sounds like something we didn't know and katie you know this better than anybody, suddenly sidney powell was on the outs as if she had finally done something that crossed a line. i wonder

speaker this is rudy giuliani and janet ellis. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, bowers encountered brian and i'm here with mayor, giuliani. >> hey, brian, it is rudy, i have really something important to call to your attention. >> reporter: the january 6th committee thought the calls were inappropriate and had his lawyers told giuliani to stop them. >> we understand that you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention. >> reporter: and then there was georgia, where the republican secretary of state, brad roethlisberger got an hour call from president trump. >> brad, what are we going to do, we won the election and it is not fear to take it away from us like this. >> trump probably put more pressure on brad roethlisberger than anyone else. it was immense. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> and i think it is the phone call that everyone remembers because it was leaked. where he, in turn, berated brad lessons burger. >> they are going around laughing behind your back, brad. >> he praised him, he seemed to try to charm him at

kenneth john cheeseborough, jeffrey bosler clark, who we try to make at the attorney general, janet lin ellis, his lawyer standing next to giuliani, he certainly knows the first six people on the list. very, very well. they've all got stuff on him. is he not worried about that? >> donald doesn't think like a normal human being. he doesn't see, for example, a trial. which is coming up in october. he doesn't see it. it's eternity away. his whole life has been predicated on the process of delay. october of 2025, we will figure out how to delay it. again, you talked about it in your opening. the hope is that he's able to secure the presidency and order to protect himself from present. >> he leaned on the fact that he can't prosecute a sitting president and legal counsel guidance and he feels that's a witch hunt and if he were to win the nomination, he would argue it's political. if he wins the presidency once again, he's home free. >> well, you listen to a lot of pundits. you're not really home free. you still have the manhattan district attorney casey. you now have the fani willis case. and thos

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