Tonight on The Readout.

So, look, all I want to do is this, I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more

that we have, because we won the state.

Turns out that wasn't the only call Trump made to try to overturn his Georgia defeat, and

with criminal charges possibly coming soon in Georgia and New York, we need to talk

about why the Justice Department is taking a back seat to those investigations.

Plus, newly released January 6 video clearly refutes Tucker Carlson's phony narrative

about the supposedly peaceful tourists.

January 6 committee member Adam Schiff joins me.

I'll also be joined by the journalist who is fired after privately calling out the

DeSantis administration for propaganda.

And wait till you hear the scathing response from Princess Diana's brother.

After Donald Trump claimed that she and the other royals used to kiss his big old bob.

But we begin the readout tonight with what is considered the most difficult element to

prove in a criminal case.

Intent.

Proving someone acted intentionally to commit a crime.

For Donald Trump, that is what state prosecutors and special counsel Jack Smith need to show

if they ultimately choose to indict the former president.

Luckily for them, Trump has left a clear trail of red crumbs to help them in their efforts.

In the Fulton County special grand jury investigation, we're learning of a third call that Trump

personally made in his attempts to pressure Georgia officials to flip their state's results

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