It's time for Justice Matters, with former Federal Prosecutor and MSNBC analyst,

Planned Cursor.

Former White House Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows,

seems to be out of the public eye lately.

So has he flipped on Donald Trump?

Here's Glenn.

So friends, given some new reporting by the Washington Post about Mark Meadows,

Donald Trump's former Chief of Staff, I have one burning question

that I would love to know the answer to, but I don't.

Will Mark Meadows be a star prosecution witness against Donald Trump at trial or?

Will Mark Meadows be a marquee co-defendant with Donald Trump when the January 6th indictment drops?

Because the more reporting I see, the more it feels like those are the only two options for Mark Meadows.

Let's take on the Washington Post reporting and we're going to have to do something of a deep dive into this article.

Headline, before January 6th, Mark Meadows joked about Trump's election claims.

Because, you know, if you can't have a little fun with insurrection,

that article begins, Mark Meadows joked about the baseless claims that large numbers of votes

were fraudulently cast in the names of dead people in the days before the then White House Chief

of Staff participated in a phone call in which President Donald Trump alleged

there were close to 5,000 dead voters in Georgia and urged Brad Raffensberger,

Georgia's Secretary of State to overturn the 2020 election there.

In a text message that has been scrutinized by federal prosecutors, Meadows wrote to a White House

lawyer that his son, Atlanta area attorney Blake Meadows, had been probing possible fraud

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