Trump made third phone call to Georgia official to overturn 2020 election results: Report

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In the Fulton County investigation of Trump’s attempts to overturn his presidential defeat, jurors heard the previously unreported telephone call. According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. This audio recording is the third phone call Trump has made to Georgian officials in the weeks after the 2020 election.

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Trump called David Ralston (former Georgia House Speaker) to ask for a special session in order to overturn Biden’s win in the Peach State, which helped him secure the presidency. Ralston didn’t follow through on the request.

“[Ralston] basically cut the president off,” One juror said. “He said, ‘I will do everything in my power that I think is appropriate.’ … He just basically took the wind out of the sails. ‘Well, thank you,’ you know, is all the president could say.”

After the Fulton County Special Grand Jury concluded its work, it made several recommendations for indictments. District Attorney Fani Wilis is currently handling the case and will decide whether or not to press charges.

Mid-February saw portions of the grand jury’s report released detailing its months-long investigation into Trump’s actions regarding the 2020 election. The investigation was centered around a call between Trump’s ex-president and Georgia Secretary Of State Brad Raffensperger. Raffensperger pushed Trump to end the conversation. “find” 11,780 votes were needed to secure his victory in Georgia and overturn Trump’s loss in 2020.

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More than 70 witnesses were called by the jury to testify during the investigation. This included several prominent Republican leaders and Trump associates like Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows as well as Sen. Lindsey Graham (R.SC) and Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA).

Trump maintained that he didn’t do any wrongdoing, and that his conversation was innocent. “perfect call.”