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expectations placed upon me, in terms of, you must deliver us fraud, no matter what. as we negotiated my contract to do this work, i was very clear with them that the data would take me wherever it led, and that would have to be acceptable to the campaign, and the campaign was very gracious about that and said, we totally understand that. this is surprising to a lot of people, but the trump campaign attorneys that i reported to wanted an honest assessment of voter fraud, so that they didn t file erroneous lawsuits. there were a couple of different camps of lawyers involved in litigating the election. i worked for the more careful group. i see. you do right that your team communicated directly with the white house chief of staff at the time, mark meadows, that she found no evidence of widespread voter fraud. i m curious if you got a sense of his reaction, and whether you know how and when that
mr. meadows motion. the judge is interested in, that he s pulling out his machete to cut through everything and he is kind of drawing his own conclusions it sounds like that no one really thought was a settlement discussion at the time this call was made. again, you have brad raffensperger who is an engineer by trade before he became secretary of state. a very precise man who talks about how nervous he is about even taking this call. he thought it was a campaign call because they were campaign attorneys on the phone. he thought that he shouldn t have been on the side, all that it wouldn t be on the bounce of what he had done before. and for the judge to ask mr. raffensperger which seems to be a softball question, is this really a settlement call? does not bode well for mr. meadows. barb mcquade, there seems to be credibility questions from mark meadows in this. we know from this summer he reported in some of the newspapers that he claimed that he went to georgia when he
is putting out his machete to cut through everything and he is kind of drawing his own conclusions its own psych that no one really thought that this was a settlement discussion at the time this call was made. again you have brad raffensperger. and engineer by trade before he became secretary of state. a very precise man who talks about how never see is about even taken this call. he thought it was a campaign call because they were campaign attorneys on the phone. he thought that the shipment beyond this at all. that it went beyond the bounds of what he hearda softball question. it was this really a settlement call? does not bode well from mr. meadows. and barbara mcquade there seems to be credibility questions for mark meadows in this. we know from the summary reported in some of the newspapers that he claimed that he went to georgia when he visited the caught county vote
election. reporter: trump may have been crying widespread fraud, but he had no proof. what the former president did have proof of, based on his own team s assessment of votes, was that he lost. in fact, made clear by the january 6th committee, which exposed to the world that so many trump aids, despite towing the trump line in public- - are you expecting the president to concede? maria, that word is not even in our vocabulary right now. reporter: new trump was going to lose legitimately and he did lose legitimately, admissions they were forced to make under oath. i was in the oval office, and at some point in the conversation, the data person was brought on, and i remember, he delivered to the president that he was going to lose. reporter: trump campaign attorneys followed up on all of