Thread by @Monaheart1229

More from WaPo on the power point Meadows gave to J6:
Waldron, who was circulating it says he met with Meadows at the WH "on multiple occasions"
Also: Graham, Giuliani & Eastman
And this presentation is complete blueprint for overthrowing the Gov't
Thread:
washingtonpost.com/investigations…

2/"[Waldron] said that he visited the White House on multiple occasions after the election, spoke with President Donald Trump’s chief of staff “maybe eight to 10 times” and briefed several members of Congress on the eve of the Jan. 6 riot.

3/"Phil Waldron, the retired colonel, was working with Trump’s outside lawyers and was part of a team that briefed the lawmakers on a PowerPoint presentation detailing “Options for 6 JAN,”

4/"He said his contribution to the presentation focused on his claims of foreign interference in the vote, as did his discussions with the White House.

5/"A version of the presentation made its way to the White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, on Jan. 5. “The presentation was that there was significant foreign interference in the election, here’s the proof,” Waldron said.

6/"'These are constitutional, legal, feasible, acceptable and suitable courses of action.' The PowerPoint included proposals for Vice President Mike Pence on Jan. 6 to reject electors from “states where fraud occurred” or replace them with Republican electors.

7/"It included a third proposal in which the certification of Joe Biden’s victory was to be delayed, and U.S. marshals and National Guard troops were to help “secure” and count paper ballots in key states.

8/"Although Trump at the time was pressuring Pence to delay certifying Biden’s victory, it is not clear how widely the PowerPoint was circulated or how seriously the ideas in it were considered.

9/"Waldron’s account of his interactions with the White House, together with a 36-page version [below]of the presentation that surfaced online this week and was reviewed by The Post, shed new light on the wild theories and proposals that circulated among the people advising Trump

10/"as they worked to overturn his election defeat, causing a crisis at the heart of government. They suggest that Meadows, who also pressed senior Justice Department leaders

11/"to investigate baseless conspiracy theories about election fraud, was more directly in contact with proponents of such theories than was previously known.

12/"Waldron, a cybersecurity consultant who specialized in psychological operations during his military career, said that a meeting he and others had with Meadows in the days around Christmas turned to questions about how to determine whether the election had been hacked.

13/"He said Meadows asked, “What do you need? What would help?” Waldron said his team developed a list for Meadows with info on IP addresses, servers & other data that he believed needed to be investigated

14/"'using the powers of the world’s greatest national security intelligence apparatus.' One person familiar with what Waldron called a “shopping list” confirmed the efforts to assemble it.

15/"Waldron said Meadows indicated that he would pass the list on to John Ratcliffe, then the director of national intelligence, but said he did not know whether Meadows ultimately did. Through a spokesman, Ratcliffe said he did not receive such a document.

16/"Waldron said that he and Meadows “weren’t pen pals” and that their communication was often through Trump’s personal attorney Rudolph W. Giuliani, who sometimes asked him to “explain this to Mark” over the phone. Giuliani did not respond to requests for comment.

17/"Waldron told The Post that he also attended a Nov. 25 meeting with Trump and several Pennsylvania legislators in the Oval Office. A person familiar with that meeting confirmed Waldron’s presence.

18/"Waldron said he also once briefed Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) at the White House, in the chief of staff’s office, with Giuliani present. Graham did not respond to a request for comment.

19/"In early January, Waldron was working alongside Trump’s attorneys Giuliani and John C. Eastman from a suite at the Willard hotel in downtown Washington, gathering purported evidence of election fraud, The Post previously reported.

20/"Waldron was a supporting witness for Giuliani at hearings on election fraud held by lawmakers in battleground states after the 2020 vote. .." ~WaPo
Here's the on-line copy of the power point : web.archive.org/web/2021071613…