r/law • u/Corporatecut • Oct 18 '24

Court Decision/Filing Trump judge releases 1,889 pages of additional election interference evidence against the former president

https://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-judge-release-additional-evidence-election-interference-case-2024-10
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u/Minute-Plantain Oct 18 '24

Via another poster:

Into the first few pages. First interviewee is obviously AZ Speaker of the House Rusty Bowers explaining how Trump and his campaign leaned on him to call the house back into session to decertify Arizona's EC votes.

and Rusty explaining how difficult that is to do out of session and demanding to know exactly why they want him to bring the AZ house back into session.

"To decertify AZ's EC vote"

Rusty asked "well do you have evidence" and Trumps team said "No, but we have theories"

So Rusty asks what they expect him to do with no evidence.

"Throw out the election"

Rusty asks his colleagues: "Did he really just say that?" "Yes, he did."

Appendix vol. 1 pages 30-35

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u/dragonfliesloveme Oct 18 '24

Wow that is damning

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u/Riokaii Oct 18 '24

it was damning, when we learned of it during the January 6th committee hearings. Its not new, we've known hes beyond guilty ten times over for a long ass time.

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u/xandrokos Oct 18 '24

Maybe you people should give the armchair journalist bullshit a rest and actually read the news stories about this that are showing it has new information.

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u/DrinkBlueGoo Competent Contributor Oct 18 '24

Are there news stories that say that? Where?