Jenna Ellis told Georgia prosecutors she was told Trump wouldn't leave office under any circumstances

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And apparently the videos from two others are also out in the wild.

It’s appalling. Difficult to understand what is going through the heads of those who support him. Do they truly not understand the source of our great national wealth is in our democracy and rule of law?

They think the are inside the circle. And they will be, until they aren't, at which point...Leopards Eating Faces Party.

[Anonymous]

Ellis’s crocodile tears should have her nominated for best actress.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And apparently the videos from two others are also out in the wild.

It’s appalling. Difficult to understand what is going through the heads of those who support him. Do they truly not understand the source of our great national wealth is in our democracy and rule of law?

No, they fundamentally disagree with that. That’s the truth.

[Anonymous]

Question:

The WaPo reports that in the Ellis video recording is about 30 min, whereas the others are 2-3 hours long. Prosecutors stop Ellis several times while she speaks, to stop her from violating attorney-client privileges.

Who is the client? And if they've done something criminal, why can't she testify about them? Is it Trump, and are the prosecutors keeping his actions safely under wraps, so that it doesn't get leaked?

[Anonymous]

^ https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/11/13/trump-georgia-case-videos-overturn-2020-election/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And apparently the videos from two others are also out in the wild.

It’s appalling. Difficult to understand what is going through the heads of those who support him. Do they truly not understand the source of our great national wealth is in our democracy and rule of law?

No, they fundamentally disagree with that. That’s the truth.

+1
They think only certain people's votes should count. That actually democracy should be shelved.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely terrifying. And people wonder why I am very seriously considering escape.

[Anonymous]

Meanwhile, elsewhere on this forum, Republicans are expressing their outrage about a Biden granddaughter accompanying FLoTUS on an official trip to Africa while completely silent on this alarming topic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Question:

The WaPo reports that in the Ellis video recording is about 30 min, whereas the others are 2-3 hours long. Prosecutors stop Ellis several times while she speaks, to stop her from violating attorney-client privileges.

Who is the client? And if they've done something criminal, why can't she testify about them? Is it Trump, and are the prosecutors keeping his actions safely under wraps, so that it doesn't get leaked?

Me again. And also:

Who leaked this? Does it taint the jury pool?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Meh, just talk. Just locker room talk. He left office.

The only reason he did was that he didn't want the TV cameras capturing the Secret Service physically removing him from the White House. It's always about the TV cameras.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Question:

The WaPo reports that in the Ellis video recording is about 30 min, whereas the others are 2-3 hours long. Prosecutors stop Ellis several times while she speaks, to stop her from violating attorney-client privileges.

Who is the client? And if they've done something criminal, why can't she testify about them? Is it Trump, and are the prosecutors keeping his actions safely under wraps, so that it doesn't get leaked?

Me again. And also:

Who leaked this? Does it taint the jury pool?

They are not under protective order, so no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Question:

The WaPo reports that in the Ellis video recording is about 30 min, whereas the others are 2-3 hours long. Prosecutors stop Ellis several times while she speaks, to stop her from violating attorney-client privileges.

Who is the client? And if they've done something criminal, why can't she testify about them? Is it Trump, and are the prosecutors keeping his actions safely under wraps, so that it doesn't get leaked?

If Trump does what Trump does, with his usual crap like "I didn't know the guy, maybe he brought coffee to a meeting one time" then is there still attorney-client privilege? Basically, if Trump makes a public statement that Ellis was not representing him then does attorney-client privilege still exist?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Question:

The WaPo reports that in the Ellis video recording is about 30 min, whereas the others are 2-3 hours long. Prosecutors stop Ellis several times while she speaks, to stop her from violating attorney-client privileges.

Who is the client? And if they've done something criminal, why can't she testify about them? Is it Trump, and are the prosecutors keeping his actions safely under wraps, so that it doesn't get leaked?

Me again. And also:

Who leaked this? Does it taint the jury pool?

Why would it taint the jury pool? This is testimony and evidence that would get shown to a jury regardless.