...so often when somebody commits a crime it can violate both state law and federal law.

I'm pleased to report Donald Trump has done precisely that with that corrupt ask:, "just find me 11,780 votes and corruptly declare me the winner", he not only violated Georgia state law for soliciting election fraud but he also violated it violated any number of federal laws.

...So for anybody scoring at home it's title 52 of the United States code section. In summary:

"a person who in any election for federal office knowingly and willfully deprives the frauds or attempts to deprive or defraud the residents of a state of a fair and impartially conducted election process by false fictitious or fraudulent tabulation of ballots commits a five-year federal felony "

that is precisely what Donald Trump did on that corrupt phone call.

He could easily be charged with a Criminal violation of that statute and frankly plenty of others

Because I think the big ticket crime that we're going to see indicted against Donald Trump and others for this whole scheme to try to corruptly overturn the 2020 presidential election results is going to be a conspiracy to commit crimes against or defraud the United States

I predict that's going to be the umbrella charge and then a whole lot of more specific Federal statutes will be indicted because he violated any number of federal election laws

I think what's so telling here is that everybody kind of assumes that the Fulton County case is such a home run because we have that audio recording of him pressuring Brad raffensberger to find those votes

but it is just as much of a home run in the January 6th case in the federal case that Jack Smith is going to bring forward so I think that that bodes well for both of those cases
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