Ultimately, what President Trump said is, let's go with option D. Let's just halt, let's

just pause the voting and allow the state legislatures to take one last look and make

a determination as to whether or not the elections were handled fairly. That's constitutional

law, that's not an issue of criminal activity.

That's actually the mission.

You can say something is not criminal, but that doesn't make it true. That's Donald Trump's

attorney in the 2020 election case, seeming to admit that the former president did exactly

what he is accused of doing.

Well, all he wanted to do is impede, like, the counting of electoral votes, all he wanted

to do is impede a process that's, well, it's stated there in the Constitution, that's

all he wanted.

I'll be like a bankrupt and say, all I wanted to do is rob a bet.

Take all the money.

I mean, this is exactly what he's charged for, and he admitted it.

Yeah, you know, watching Mr. Loro and political defenders, like Lindsey Graham will talk

about him in a minute, attempt to defend Donald Trump over the last couple of days, it's

clear they don't have a lot to work with.

Mr. Loro is a real attorney unlike some of the other attorneys that Mr. Trump's had

around him.

He was a prosecutor, and he can't seem to come up with a cogent theory of the case.

Of why Donald Trump was acting legally around the 2020 election in the days leading up to

January 6th, because the evidence in that indictment, the allegations in that indictment

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