Reminder: we know there is a tape of Ali Alexander of a January 6th planning session. And we know Tucker Carlson has listened to the whole thing.
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@visionsurreal In this clip, Ali says he is excited for both January 5th and 6th. Which suggests the call happened before these dates.
Most importantly: the call was not merely attended by members of Congress, it also included state legislators. Ali does not mention any other parties on the call.
State legislators were a major component of Trump's, Giuliani's and Eastman's strategy to overturn the election.
Prior to insurrection week, there were multiple White House meetings with members of state legislatures.
One such meeting included state senator Doug Mastriano and other members of the PA legislature.
This is Mastriano's account of what was discussed in that White House meeting, and how prior to that, he was in close contact with Donald Trump himself. rumble.com/vc71qj-newsmax…
Then, later, on January 2nd, we know there was a massive call with nearly 300 state legislators organized by Trump and his team under cover of Phill Kline's The Amistad Project.
We also know several Stop The Steal leaders were on that call and other interested parties. Steve Bannon hints the call may have had a total number of 350 people since he mentions that number in this episode of War Room: rumble.com/vcj34g-ep-640-…
And this call was not the only Trump conference call that day. It also included the Raffensperger call and the call with around 50 members of Congress including Kevin McCarthy.
So is the call that Ali mentioned, and that Tucker listened to, the one that featured the hundreds of state legislators? Or is it yet another conference call, that same day, in which Trump may have been involved?
Because that day, there were conference calls that included all parties that Ali mentioned in this Tucker clip.
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