It's no secret, of course, that the grand jury investigation happening in the state
of Georgia against Donald Trump and his, uh, attempts to find the votes in Georgia with
that call with Brad Berger, actually multiple calls with Brad Berger, the secretary of state.
Trump's not happy folks.
He's angry that investigators are coming after him for what he, once again, calls a perfect
phone call.
If such a thing exists.
Trump says it was this phone call.
Perfect, beautiful, wonderful.
Could not have gone better except for these corrupt Democrats and the corrupt system in
place that robbed him of the presidency.
So Donald Trump took to truth social.
Uh, a couple days after his, uh, buddies had all been subpoenaed by that grand jury.
And this is what Donald Trump had to say.
Both of my phone calls to Georgia were perfect.
I had an absolute right to make them.
And in fact, the story on the one call was given a retraction or apology by the Washington
post because they were given terribly false information about it.
And when they heard the actual call, they realized that their story was wrong.
Thank you to the Washington post I, as does anyone else just look at the Democrats, have
the absolute right to challenge the results of an election.
This one corrupt rigged stolen.
Now he's got another truth that he sent out because that's what they're called, which
is stupid.
But anyway, the Washington post article he's talking about, uh, just corrected their quote.
It, it wasn't that they just totally made stuff up it's that they had worded it slightly
wrong.
So yes, they did issue like, oh, oh crap, Hey, we, we misworded it.
So here's, here's what he actually said.
The fact of the matter is like, he's tried to say the Washington post just made up the
whole story.
Dude, we've heard the audio, like the whole call was recorded.
You can't deny that.
You're, you're literally telling us that what we hear with our own ears.
Isn't somehow real.
When we all know that it is very much real and he continues, I did nothing wrong in Georgia,
but others did.
They cheated in the 20, 20 presidential election.
And those are the ones that should be investigated and prosecuted letter to follow letter to
follow good.
Because, you know, I wouldn't want you to have things that you're keeping inside.
You know, that kind of repression can, can cause physical ailments in somebody as well.
So I, I, I'm glad you're getting it all out, bud.
And, uh, I'm sure we're all anxiously awaiting your letter letter to who, by the way, letter
to follow to who nobody gives a well.
You can write a letter to the Washington post and tell them you, oh, darn it.
I forgot what I was gonna say.
You gonna write a letter to Brad Rothenberger because if you do, that's probably gonna be
used against you.
You're gonna advise
Your other attorneys who were also subpoenaed in this investigation.
Uh, people like Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, John Eastman, Jackie, actually, that's not a, uh,
that one's not a lawyer.
Jackie Deon, uh, Kenneth Chesboro Cleta Mitchell.
You gonna write them letters, tell them not to comply with subpoenas.
Maybe get yourself involved in a little witness.
Tampering.
Who are you sending the letter to Donald?
Not that it matters.
He's freaking out.
Of course, because as I mentioned, this investigation is not just picking up steam.
They're picking up all of Donald Trump's friends.
You know, Lindsay Graham is trying to fight the subpoena.
He actually may be the only one who could possibly fight the subpoena.
The rest of them.
They've got no legal leg to stand on.
It's an investigation.
You were involved.
You were either there with Trump or you were advising him, whatever it is, depending on
which person it is.
You're not getting outta these subpoenas.
You're gonna come and talk.
Brian Kemp, Republican governor, George has already talked.
Brad Berg's talked.
They obviously have the audio.
They hired 10 prosecutors to work on the case, including several who are experts in racketeering.
Trump is freaking the hell out for good reason.
Fannie Willis, this district attorney in Fulton county is not going easy on him.
You know, she is showing basically the prosecutors in Manhattan and the prosecutors at the DOJ.
How you do this, you don't give into the pressure.
You don't respond to the pressure either.
That's an important key here.
She's just doing her job and judging from Trump's reaction.
She's doing a good job at that.