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Trump Discussed Making Wacko Lawyer Special Prosecutor For Election Fraud Rick Kamen 9 Views • 5 years ago

On Friday, Donald Trump held a meeting at the White House where he further discussed his "coup" attempts, which apparently included having attorney Sidney Powell act as a special prosecutor to investigate make believe voter fraud. Powell will be lucky if she walks away from her actions with her legal license in tact, as Farron Cousins explains.

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On Friday, Donald Trump held a meeting in the white house. And one of the people in attendance was Sidney Powell, the lawyer who his other lawyers a few weeks ago, made clear. She is not a part of our team. That was, of course, after she, uh, launched into her ridiculous tirade about George Soros and, uh, Hugo Chavez, ghost working somehow with the Clinton foundation to steal the election. I wish I was exaggerating that, but no, that's, that's what this one said during the press conference with Rudy Giuliani, where afterwards Giuliani had to say, Hey, she's actually not with us. Well, apparently she's with him now because she was at the white house on Friday where Donald Trump, according to sources, according to the New York times, reporting suggested making her a special prosecutor to investigate election fraud here in the United States, which would include by the way, according to those who know what was discussed there, giving her the ability to confiscate voting machines to, to check them out.

Yeah. Yeah. We've, we've definitely hit a new level of nutso here in this country. I mean, Sidney Powell shouldn't be invited to the white house. She should be disbarred. We shouldn't be sitting here talking about Sydney, PA uh, Sidney Powell, possibly becoming a special prosecutor. We should be talking about Sidney Powell, possibly being prosecuted for bringing all these knowingly false lawsuits, which yes, that is a thing you can be prosecuted for. Um, this is legal malpractice. What this woman has been doing with regards to these lawsuits, she is filing. She knows it's false. She knows she has no evidence. She's out there actively slandering, uh, dominion voting machines to the point where they've already issued a cease and desist letter to her demanding not only that she stopped, but that she also publicly apologize, uh, which that is the first step they have to take before they can Sue her for slander.

So this woman is going down, like not only is she at risk of losing her legal license, but she's also going to face a massive lawsuit from dominion. And here Trump is inviting her into the white house and says, Hey, I haven't given up, uh, my COO yet. Maybe you could come in and you could be a part of this, but listen, folks, the thing, uh, that I think, you know why we don't have to really worry about this coup attempt and why I was never worried about it to begin with is because look at the players, what is Sidney Powell going to somehow help with the COO? Huh? Is Rudy Giuliani going to be, be a part of it? Like, do we really have to worry about these individuals? The one good thing about Trump is that he is too incompetent to hire competent people to carry out this coup like, even though they talked about sure, what if we use the military?

I'm still not worried. Like they're, they're not going to do it. And if they do do it, then we never really had a country anymore to begin with. So why the hell not right. Literally, it's kinda like, well, if they do it, then this country was hanging by a thread anyway. And it probably just needed the end. Okay. We're not at that point though. It's not gonna happen. But Sidney Powell is not any person that any other person should hoist upon their shoulders. She should be a dangerous reminder of what conservatism can do to somebody functioning, right? Like she should be on posters all across this country saying, this is your brain on the GOP. She can't be a good example anymore, but she certainly can be a horrifying reminder of what we just went through for the last four years.

Giuliani Admits He's Lying About Voter Fraud Rick Kamen 8 Views • 5 years ago

During a Fox News appearance on Monday evening, Rudy Giuliani overstated his own case for voter fraud, then admitted that he's not being honest about what really happened. Giuliani claimed on Lou Dobbs' program that there were more votes than voters in Detroit, and then immediately said that he was exaggerating. That's not how this works, Rudy, as Farron Cousins explains.

Link - https://www.alternet.org/2020/....11/rudy-giuliani-264

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Donald Trump's lead attorney. And I do have to put a little air quotes around the word attorney here, uh, appeared on Lou Dobbs Fox news program on Monday evening to lie to the American public about how bad the voter fraud problem really was in the state of Michigan. And he admitted that he was lying about it, Dobbs audience. In fact, here's what Rudy Giuliani had to say. And again, this is about Michigan only Detroit specifically, you know, predominantly African-American city filled with voter fraud. Apparently according to Rudy Giuliani, he said the city of Detroit probably had more voters than it had citizens. I'm exaggerating a bit, but all you have to do is look at statistical data and you can see that the fraud was rampant and out of control. A hundred thousand ballots were brought in at four 30 in the morning in Detroit, in trucks that look like garbage truck in garbage pails.

Actually, all those ballots were counted for Biden with no Republican inspectors round there they're busing and ballots and garbage cans on garbage trucks. Rudy ETH. I think you may have actually just seen the, the regular trash collectors come by. I, I, I don't know what you're talking about. There's literally no evidence of any of this happening, but here's the thing Rudy's claim that, Oh my God, there's more, more votes than voters. I've kidding was I've exaggerated was just totally lying through my teeth to you. So you're admitting right there that you're exaggerating. You claim that the statistical data backs up what you're saying yet. You don't provide it. Now the city of Detroit on the other hand has, and you know what? They found voters, a voter turnout increased. So, so that's why you're seeing more, more ballots, but, but they didn't count the ballots for dead people.

They've made sure of that. And they've announced that, and they also didn't have more voters than they had residents. Voter fraud didn't exist this year. This election was not rigged. Rudy Giuliani is a hack and a fraud and he should, you'd be charged for filing these knowingly fictitious lawsuits. That's the point we're at right now. That's what happens. And by the way, that can happen. It is illegal in most States here in the United States to file a knowingly frivolous lawsuit based on fraud yet, that is what Rudy Giuliani has been doing since day one with these election lawsuits. And then he goes on to Lou Dobbs program and says, Hey, we we've got all this massive fraud. I mean, I'm exaggerating obviously here. No, when you're trying to make a legal case, even though you weren't in front of a judge, you weren't in a courtroom when you said this, but you're still trying to make your case to the American public.

And if you're going to go on TV and lie about what's happening, every judge you walk in front of is going to assume your lying or exaggerating your case. That's what happens, Rudy. If you'd been practicing law for the last 27 years, maybe you'd know that I know the media has changed a lot since then held last time you were actually in a courtroom before doing these election trials, uh, back then Fox news didn't even exist. They do now. And what you say on TV, trust me, they'll bring that up in court. I'm actually barred from talking about the opioid lawsuits, uh, because of that. So trust me. Yeah, I know. And I hope the same thing happens to you because if you're willing to lie on TV, when you have nothing really to gain from it, pretty sure you're willing to lie in court as well. But even if you're not, these lawsuits themselves are lies and you should be disbarred for your actions.

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