Felig: Well, that’s a great point. So to the extent that the indictment depends on knowingly making false statements, the key there is knowingly yeah, Donald Trump is going to defend this by saying he truly believed at the time and still to this day, absolutely believes that the election was stolen even in the absence of evidence, even though his own attorney general and so many others said, no, this was a fair election."
That right there kills the case
Only morons of the greatest magnitude would try to even suggest DT didnt believe..down to his very marrow...that he had won
He is one of the greatest narcissists ever and truly believed he was so good so great and so deserving that the only way he could be beaten was by having it stolen
and he was given competing advice from legal counsel and he went with the ones that he believed won him the case
That is the crux and there in no crime...not if he truly believed what he was doing as knowingly is the lynchpin
now go ahead...make your case he knew it was false and that he didnt believe he had been robbed
