Georgia Election Case Against Trump Enters New Chapter

The transcript discusses a new chapter in the investigation into Trump's phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, where Trump allegedly asked for votes to be found. The investigation, led by Fulton County District Attorney Fanny Willis, is likened to peeling an onion, revealing more layers as it progresses. Legal experts suggest Trump could face a felony charge for solicitation to commit election fraud. Trump's adviser claims the call was proper.

What was the main focus of Trump's phone call with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger?

• To request a recount of votes

• To congratulate him on the election results

• To discuss future political strategies

• To find additional votes in Georgia

What analogy does Fulton County District Attorney Fanny Willis use to describe the investigation process?

• Peeling back an onion

• Building a house

• Solving a puzzle

• Climbing a mountain

What action did Fanny Willis request from state officials in February?

• To conduct a new election

• To preserve records related to Trump's election efforts

• To dismiss the case

• To issue a public statement

What potential charge could Trump face according to one expert?

• Misdemeanor for improper conduct

• Felony for solicitation to commit election fraud

• Civil lawsuit for defamation

• Infraction for election interference

How did a Trump adviser describe the phone call with Raffensperger?

• Improper and illegal

• A simple misunderstanding

• Nothing improper

• A strategic move