On this episode of Neutrall, my guest today was on the now infamous call with President

Donald J. Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger on Saturday, January

2, 2021.

During which then President Trump asked Raffensberger, quote, so look, all I want to do is this,

I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the

state.

As a result of her being on that call, her law firm was harassed by a group of angry

callers, many of whom demanded they cancel her.

The result was, she resigned her position as partner and stepped down from a law firm

where she had worked for two decades.

Now she's here to tell her side of the story about the phone call and the election in

Georgia, and to talk about the left's cancel culture and mentality.

I'm pleased to welcome my guest, Klee DeMitchell.

She's a long time friend and a champion for conservatives.

She just recently left her position as partner and fully and large where she worked for

20 years.

Klee DeMitchell has been a attorney specializing in political law.

She worked on the Georgia State election fraud case for the 2020 election.

She has been fighting back against cancel culture, but more importantly, she has been

consistently conservative and has been just a tower of strength for most Republicans and

most conservatives around the country.

Klee DeMitchell is from Oklahoma originally and she started out as a Democrat, serving

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