Modern-day Perry Mason criminal case in Arizona. Speed is essential. Criminals, Nuremberg, comms from Trump. Pray! More from And We Know.
Day 2 of the Kari Lake Trial finishes with closing arguments after the Government presents its case-in-chief.
We hear from Kari Lake’s final witness, Richard Baris @peoples_pundit, who says enough votes were suppressed on election day to alter the outcome of the race between Lake and Katie Hobbs, her opponent for governor of Arizona. In other words, did corrupt officials in Maricopa County run such a sloppy and mismanaged election to disenfranchise Republicans, who vote more often on election day?
Following the testimony by Baris, the Government’s witnesses took the stand. Dr. Kenneth Mayer speaks for the government and shares his opinion on tabulator problems.
Maricopa County Elections Co-Director Reynaldo Venezuela discusses the chain of custody of the Arizona ballots. Scott Jarrett, Co-Director of Elections, is back as a government witness along with election expert witness Ryan Macias. More from Robert Gouveia, Esquire.
Here is a fascinating video from Bombard’s Body Language who draws upon winks, nods and facial tics to capture the unspoken dynamics in the Kari Lake trial. Is the judge, Peter Thompson, impartial?
What prompted so much of the fireworks surrounding the testimony of Heather Honey, a Lake witness, who showed how Maricopa County did not follow a proper chain of command in its handling of ballots from drop boxes?
Will the judge bend the law for one side or the other?
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