Here is the part of the audio more easily accessible.
4 and a half minutes. Defend it.
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“Would someone rid me of that meddlesome priest”
Was more subtle
So, you guys are super concerned with voter fraud, here’s the president asking a governor to commit massive fraud. I’m sure you’re very upset.
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And with a sos with integrity to withstand POTUS inference in a state election.
Allan
Point of order.
GA sec of state. Kemp was smart enough to not get on the call
This may be his best policy yet.
This is in fact technically illegal. Even by Trump standards this is the single most gobsmacking thing that has ever come out of his mouth.
One has to wonder how many other states he made this phone call to…
Well as we know, as long as you don’t succeed, it’s like it never happened. The president didn’t really just spend an hour trying to talk the GA SOS into committing election fraud.
I’m waiting for Cruz Hawley and his other lackeys to trumpsplain this
No, seriously, let’s really get our head around Trump straight up attempting to intimidate a fairly minor state official to commit vote fraud for him. On tape. And it’s not like he got caught because of metadata or some ■■■■ his boomer mind doesn’t understand. Everyone since the 1950s knows you don’t talk on an open phone line about a criminal conspiracy.
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I’m waiting to see if a certain senator is still concerned and hope trump learned his lesson…
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He should have been removed after impeachment, this is what he does.
It’s a perfect phone call.
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Let’s go to Stringer Bell:
“Is you taking notes on a criminal conspiracy?”
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18 days to go and he still really thinks he won and is untouchable
I remember when Trump was for conceding and against “finding” votes.
It’s the kind of thing that makes me wonder if his rushed visit to Walter Reed a couple years ago will be revealed to be a stroke once he’s out.