CNN released a report this week where a source close to Donald Trump told the network that
they believe .
So we're already in like, is this believable or not territory?
Uh, but they believe that Mark Meadows is actually cooperating with the Department of
Justice with Jack Smith and the grand jury, and that he has turned on Donald Trump and
legal experts are out there telling us right now that if this is true, if this is in fact
what has happened, then Trump is screwed.
And I agree a hundred percent with that.
Mark Meadows has always been the key to unlocking Trump's personal involvement in all of the
schemes and scams to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
Without Mark Meadow's direct cooperation.
In some instances, not all, but some, it would of course be very difficult to tie Trump directly
into those activities.
Cuz we know, obviously Mark Meadows was at the center of it.
Mark Meadows was talking to the electors.
Mark Meadows was talking to the secretaries of state.
He was working with Trump's lawyers on the election challenges.
So Mark Meadows himself, we know his involvement with all of these different groups.
What we do not necessarily have firm concrete evidence of is whether Mark Meadows was just
doing this or whether he was being directed by Donald Trump.
And I know you're probably sitting there thinking the same thing that I'm already thinking,
which is obviously it came from Donald Trump.
Right.
Well, let me ask you this.
Could you walk into a courtroom right now and prove that?
No, you can't.
So just because we're pretty sure it happened, just because it's kind of obvious that it
happened doesn't mean that in a court of law you would be able to prove it.
And this special prosecutor, the grand jury, they're not just gonna go on hunches and assumptions
and be like, well obviously Trump did it.
They've gotta have concrete evidence if they're going to bring charges against him.
And Mark Meadows is the only person most likely that would have all of that evidence.
Obviously there's gotta be a couple other people that are gonna be able to provide a
little testimony, maybe a little bit of evidence.
But Mark Meadows was the go between so that Trump didn't have to be so that Trump could,
I guess, in the eyes of the law, maybe keep his hands a little clean.
So if these reports are true, and again, it's like somebody close to Trump says that they
think that Mark Meadows might.
So, you know, there's a lot of ifs and butts in there.
But let's assume for a moment that Mark Meadows is cooperating.
If that is the case, he would be the guy that would have all of the directions from Donald
Trump's all of the directives from Donald Trump.
He would have the communications, he would have the text messages, he would have the
emails, he would
Have the web going right back to Donald Trump in the center of it.
And of course it probably wouldn't be all that hard for the special prosecutor to get
Mark Meadows to cooperate.
I mean, if Mark Meadows is already at the center of this, then it's likely that Meadows
himself could be facing some very serious charges eventually.
And all the special prosecutor has to do is say, look, here's a list of the things I could
get you for.
I'm willing to take this list down to here, maybe even down to nothing if you're willing
to be a good little cooperative with me.
We could be looking at 25 years, or we could be looking at 25 hours of testimony and cooperation
with the grand jury.
You make that choice, bud.
So again, it doesn't seem unlikely that Mark Meadows would cooperate, especially if he
himself is facing charges, if he, you know, gets some kind of plea deal, some kind of
immunity agreement, like I'll give you everything if you don't go after me.
Mark Meadows is actually still very influential in Washington politics.
He has been working with the Republicans on the debt ceiling issue.
So he doesn't wanna lose his power, which he would if he goes to jail.
So he understands that he is in self-preservation mode now, which is exactly where we wanted
these Trump allies to be.
When they realize that their own livelihoods, that their futures are now on the line, that's
when you're able to get people to flip.
So I do believe it is entirely possible and actually likely that Mark Meadows is flipping.
Now the other possibility is that this isn't true at all.
I mean, it's a source close to Donald Trump who says maybe they think that maybe possibly
it could be happening.
So we don't know.
And it could be that Mark Meadows walked in there, realized they're not gonna be able
to get him on the things that they say they could.
And maybe he continued to plead the fifth in front of the grand jury.
We don't know and we likely won't know until the charges and indictments are finally handed
down.