New Details Emerge on Trump Campaign's Efforts to Use Fake Electors to Block Biden's Presidency

Recordings and Emails Reveal Last-Minute Scramble to Deliver Fake Elector Certificates to Pence

New details have emerged about the Trump campaign's efforts to use fake electors to block President-elect Joe Biden from taking office, including a scramble to fly copies of the phony certificates from Michigan and Wisconsin to Washington, D.C., two days before the January 6 insurrection.
Emails and recordings obtained by CNN indicate that a top Trump campaign lawyer was part of 11th-hour discussions about delivering the fake elector certificates to then-Vice President Mike Pence.
Pro-Trump attorney Kenneth Chesebro, an architect of the fake electors plot and now a key cooperator in several state probes into the scheme, provided these details.
Chesebro communicated with top Trump campaign lawyer Matt Morgan and another campaign official, Mike Roman, to ferry the documents to Washington on January 5.
From there, Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and a Pennsylvania congressman assisted in the effort to get the documents into Pence’s hands.