This afternoon, Kari Lake attorney and former Donald Trump attorney Kurt Olsen sat down with The Gateway Pundit and Badlands Media’s CannCon to discuss the ongoing case.
Kari Lake’s case vs. Katie Hobbs alleging that there was discrepancies in the 2022 gubernatorial race in Maricopa County was dismissed on Christmas Eve last year after an incredibly high bar was set that, as discussed, resembled more of a criminal trial rather than civil case. Lead attorney Kurt Olsen did a great job of giving us a recap with an insider perspective!
In this episode, we discuss:
- incredibly high bar set for the trial from last month
- the contradictory testimony of one of the witnesses, Scott Jarrett, from Day 1 to Day 2
- new evidence obtained by the Election Oversight Group that calls into serious question the “hiccup” the defense has alluded to for in person election day voting in Maricopa County.
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Below is a chart showing ballot insertion failures on Election Day in Maricopa County. There were over 7,000 ballots rejected per thirty minutes! That is a little more than a “hiccup” as the Maricopa defense team alluded to in the trial!
