butters
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looks like Jeffrey Clark might be one of the names. i forgot about him•
I suspect it was one of the people at the infamous White House Oval Office meeting.
https://thehill.com/regulation/cour...in-final-days-of-trump-presidency-report/amp/
Michael Flynn???
Patrick Byrne???
My money would be on Flynn.
The dark horse would be Roger Stone.
*nods*
and Kenneth Chesebro
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...2fa7f2839444528bd22ab7e61e2cec0&ei=39#image=4An appellate attorney who had studied under and worked with Harvard Law professor Lawrence Tribe, Chesebro was the first to suggest that slates of pro-Trump electors could organize in states that he lost and be recognized by Congress on Jan. 6. He first shared the strategy with a friend representing the Trump campaign in Wisconsin before connecting with Eastman, Epshteyn and Giuliani to coordinate across six more swing states. Chesebro has argued that his communications with the Trump campaign were protected by attorney-client privilege, although he was never paid for his work. He also invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
so meadows slides for testifying against???
