In order to get a conviction, providing a detailed account of how a trial would have played out in the event that Trump had lost the election.
Prosecutors would provide “strong proof” that Trump was aware his allegations of election fraud were untrue, even if the former president claimed he acted in good faith.
Trump repeatedly made private remarks about his election defeat, according to the report. He criticized Vice President Mike Pence for being “too honest” to contest the outcome,
Told his family that “you still have to fight like hell” even if he lost, and asked a staffer, “Can you believe I lost to this f’ing guy?” after watching Biden on TV.
“Mr. Trump did not just misrepresent a few facts in a few separate incidents in this case. He and his accomplices repeatedly made detailed,
Willfully untrue allegations of electoral fraud, according to the investigation. Prosecutors intended to prove that Trump’s attorneys.
