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This is Michael Popok, Legal AF. You remember Jeff Clark, formerly of the Department of Justice,

now disgraced and entided? By Fawty Willis in Georgia for his role in election interference,

using Department of Justice letterhead to try to interfere with the election.

That Jeff Clark.

Jeff Clark doesn't want to be tried in front of Judge McAfee in state court, probably because

things aren't going well for the defendants there, cases are moving along at a very high velocity,

and the judge is showing that he doesn't have any patience for nonsense arguments or nonsense

motions. So let's try federal court. Jeff Clark watched what Mark Meadows did last week,

and two weeks ago when Mark Meadows actually testified, waving his fifth amendment defense,

and testified to try to keep the case or bring the case to federal court, that failed miserably.

Jeff Clark looked at that and said, I got away. I got a better way.

I'm not going to testify at all. I'm going to submit an affidavit or a declaration under penalty

of burjory, and I'm going to get an affidavit from a disgraced former attorney general under Ronald

Reagan, Edwin Meas, who resigned and disgraced over his scandal, but happens to be a heritage foundation

federalist society kind of guy to submit an expert opinion, whatever declaration that says

everything I did was within my job description on the Department of Justice and can't be the grounds

for a state criminal prosecution. Take my case to federal court. Let me just point this out.

In we're in a we're in a a transfer removal procedure. And even though at the trial of the

criminal case, the prosecutor, Fawni Willis has the burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt,

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