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Hey everyone, I'm Megan Kelly, welcome to the Megan Kelly show, Donald Trump indicted again.

Just like the last one, this one is about him contesting the results of the 2020 election,

and it is largely based on a Georgia state law against racketeering, a law typically

used to target mobsters, prosecutor Fanny Willis alleges that Trump's comments, public

and private, that he had actually won Georgia's electoral votes that ballots were fraudulently

cast for Joe Biden, that election officials had allegedly manipulated votes in favor of

Joe Biden and more were all part of a criminal scheme by Trump and his cronies to steal

the election.

She also zeroes in on Trump's efforts to get Vice President Mike Pence to go along with

a proposal devised by Trump's attorneys to swing the election in his favor after

the vote.

The plan laid out in a memo written by Attorney John Eastman and another lawyer, both

of whom, are now indicted, suggests that Team Trump could get Mike Pence to disregard

the electoral votes in several swing states and to instead recognize so-called fake or

alternate slates of electors from such states that would then cast their electoral votes

for Trump instead of Biden, the rationale being that the actual votes coming out of those

states were allegedly not to be trusted and therefore the real winner Trump was entitled

to the support of the electors.

This is also part of Jack Smith's January 6th indictment that came down earlier this month.

As expected, Willis casts certain phone calls as criminal as well, including one on January

2nd, 2021 in which Trump spoke to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffinsberger along with

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