Meadows' legal moves reveal LARGER WELL THOUGHT-OUT SCHEME

[@JSpoto-gy1qg]

Meadows was right there, on Jan.6th. To have NO consequences.. DISGUSTING! He should go to Prison! Bullshit!💯

[@deadfisfhalequin2304]

2 Tier Justice . What average American can Afford this Kind of Defense..

[@rickc1436]

And take all I’ll gotten gains!

[@PeterKazakof]

Never met a man who has put this much energy in try to get out of testifying, can you imagine how guilty this dude is?

[@artstrology]

Yes, I can

[@SailBale007]

Easily.

[@tonythornley6270]

It stands to reason. He is a republican. That says it all

[@elainekennedy9702]

LOCK HIM UP......Meadows was right by #45 side all along.....he knows everything.....

I am sure it is worse than any of us can imagine.

[@kirstenhockaday9847]

Meadows is a lying weasel and he burned the evidence of his complicity in the insurrection in his office fireplace. He knows where all the bodies are buried. If he gets off on a technicality, he should still find himself in jail.

[@conniegrant939]

He just may in Georgia, there’s no immunity in Georgia

[@caroledmonds4070]

​@@conniegrant939and tRump CANNOT pardon himself and his co-defendants in a STATE trial, even if he wins back the White House.

[@wgooetrik]

But there is cassidy

[@DouglasLyons-yg3lv]

He is gambling that his testimony in DC will carry over to Georgia. Sounds like a good bet to me. Willis will need to think twice about using his testimony. I think she got outfoxed here.

[@stevewise1656]

Yes, he was burning documents. WTF?! The man was feeling himself in power and was all on board with Trump. If he thought Trump was breaking the law, he should've resigned. He is a weasel.

[@normabenanzer1161]

Meadows was in the thick of it! He deserves jail time🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@conniegrant939]

It’s amazing how the law works for the wealthy and the rich but we the American people, the middle-class and the poor folks, get nothing but jail and prison. 🙃🙃

[@sharonreddy5557]

A lot of us get a break for just stupid and it won't happen again. That first offense consideration in Georgia is 'on the books.' 'On the books' is as close as we get to equal. I'll never deny I have white privilege. I've been pissed and working to change it 65 years. The old hippie was not reconstructed.

[@artstrology]

In the 60's we would have called that an epiphany, but today we call it,...wakey wakey

[@freekfaro5606]

You can thank Garland for that. He is the man in charge now.

[@janice369]

I'm so sick of hearing this BS!! He burned evidence in his office!!! Yeah he's innocent my ass!! Lawyers ALWAYS find a way out don't they Harry??? What a system of INJUSTICE!! All Fani Willis knows how to do is play let's make a deal!!! WTH did she indict 19 of them for then?

[@windycityliz7711]

Granting immunity in exchange for testimony is standard in the Prosecution Tool Kit.

[@sarahjoe61]

However, it will be utterly disgusting to the American public if Meadows is NOT held accountable for his aiding of Trumps attempt to undermine the will of the voters!!!!

[@shannonbloom4133]

Yep. There's an old quote that goes, "Capital punishment is only for those who lack capital." The Law only respects those that can afford excellent and clever lawyers. The rest of us do time. Meadows is despicable and a liar to boot.

[@ChopBassMan]

Yes, just one more "re-definition" or rebranding of the term feudalism, which in many ways is a more accurate definition of our current "several tier system" than democracy. ☕️

[@stevecannon1774]

There is another old saw: We have the best legal system money can buy. I wonder how muchJudge Cannon is being paid for her cooperation?

[@deadfisfhalequin2304]

2 Tier Justice . What average American can Afford this Kind of Defense..

[@clairerobinson7658]

Thanks for your comment ❤

[@GivePeaceAChance12]

I am so sick of our laws protecting the rich and not we the people!!!

[@conniegrant939]

Those who have money can bybuy the law

[@canadiangemstones7636]

SO GET ACTIVE IN POLITICS!

[@ShirleeKnott]

@@canadiangemstones7636 indeed! don't even live in the states anymore and still vote, donate and have even volunteered

[@christinevogel-f9x]

I grew up with the reminder theirs a law for the rich and a law for the poor@@conniegrant939

[@deadfisfhalequin2304]

2 Tier Justice . What average American can Afford this Kind of Defense..

[@jess65963]

Just because there is a small loophole in Meadow's case to favour him, doesn't make him innocent. He is still guilty of all charges attributed to him. Vote blue our lives depend on it.

[@ijohnny.]

Got that right!

[@georgesheffield1580]

Did he mess with any STATE laws ?

[@godfreydaniel6278]

Meadows is a full-on straight-up TRAITOR. Big time. He deserves the punishment formerly meted out to TRAITORS - i.e. a blindfold and a cigarette...

[@sue-o8245]

@@georgesheffield1580 Plenty. Read the GA indictment.

[@lars277]

The GOP, Democratic, No Labels, and Libertarian parties are robber baron donor owned and operated. You parrot the narrative of the donors, when you blame the opposite party to blame every ill and injustice. That is a con, a fraud, and a ruse. Every ill and injustice in this nation is due to the robber baron donors owning just about everything in our society. They own our media, they own the GOP, Democratic, No Labels, and Libertarian parties, they own our entire economy with their monopolies. They own every aspect of our lives, you could easily and correctly say they own our entire society. We have not had a representative form of democracy since 1996. We have a donor owned plutocracy. If we can not stop voting for these donor owned GOP, Democratic, No Labels, and Libertarian parties, we will fail as a nation. This corporatocracy is completely unsustainable. I can not believe you are still parroting the narrative of your corporate captors. You need to turn off the TV and get involved with a political party that has zero donor money in it.

[@davidmcknight1913]

One way or another, Meadows needs to spend many years behind bars for what he has done.

[@allinaday9882]

Why? If he can finally give American voters the facts that put 34 in prison after his life of crime ending with turning the American citizens against democracy?

[@S.L.S-407]

If Meadows manages NOT to go to jail and NOT to co-operate, I hope his lawyers fees sink him financially ❗

[@Booker830]

Who is paying his legal fees ? Perhaps his group to which X45 donated a million?

[@annadelf]

On the contrary, if they pull this off, they should pay him because they'll have gotten incredible publicity for their "skills." Hoping Fanni is at least one step ahead of them, though.

[@amandabosca1714]

It sounds like pat of the immunity deal includes co-operation. Let's hope so.

[@erikawindt529]

Yea and also hopefully the Bar Association is paying attention. At the very least all these attorney crooks should be permanently disqualified from practising Law ANYWHERE. that could happen by revoking their licences permanently. Also SNY moneys they c😅uld generate by writing a book (the utter gall) should be put in a trust fund to compensate all the people they hurt thru their criminal behaviour.

[@phylis3917]

👍🏿

[@stormottr6059]

My bet is still on GA DA to convict Meadows regardless of his Federal immunity. Meadows is too sleaseball to not be held to account. Jack Smith better produce come March...

[@conniegrant939]

There is no immunity in Georgia for Meadows

[@MisterRlGHT]

@@conniegrant939 Yes, that was the OP"s point. Thank you.

[@Davek111]

@@conniegrant939 Exactly!! And as Harry pointed out, the DA office in GA will simply need to assure that they're able to show an appeals court that the evidence they accumulated was based on their own evidence collection and not via the Jack Smith grand jury. And since this DA office has a plethora of experience I bet they are doing everything necessary that will enable them to lock down any conviction they get.

[@russruss2446]

Yes, she will convict. This 5th amendment thing works only on appeal. As long as there is a conviction and Donald Trump is one of them then I would accept Meadows snaking out of it six months later. I wouldn’t like it but it would be worth it.

[@B_Bodziak]

​@@Davek111 I would imagine Willis consulted with Jack Smith prior to her presenting evidence to the grand jury.

[@DavePilotCH47]

That was brilliant Harry. This why we all tune in👍🏻👍🏻

[@williamparadis3058]

I just want to say how grateful I am for people like Harry Litman. There are plenty of other commentators who offer good analysis of what is going on, but Harry offers a calm, reasoned explication without the theatrics and vitriol that so many others bring. I know that I'm staying in my bubble by adhering to the algorithm that KZbin feeds me, but at least when I watch Talking Feds I don't need to supplement my blood pressure medication. The thing that really surprises me is that, outside of Trump, for whom this is an existential concern, his co-conspirators aren't considering their place in history - when the dust finally settles, how many in the GOP, and the far right in particular, will find their names on the wrong side of the moral ledger? It baffles me that they would inflict that infamy on their families and heirs.

[@donnawalney1331]

They inflicted it upon the entire country without blinking an eye. I doubt they hold their family in any higher regard. These people are truly appalling, bottom feeders of the first order.

[@B_Bodziak]

You'd probably like Justice Matters with Glenn Kirschner, a 25 year federal DC prosecutor, who knows Judge Chutkan.

[@cynthiashaw45]

Exercise your right to vote in the Republican primary. With 70% of republicans not showing up to vote since 2016 and being called RINOs it is time to be part of the red wave they never predicted. My RINOs are begging America to listen to Chris Christie and help him mop the floor with trump. You can say no to MAGA re-elections while your in there. It is time for a federal prosecutor to lead the way. Save the vote blue for the general election.

[@cathynewyork7918]

@@B_Bodziak I agree about Glenn Kirschner - I like him too. Farron Cousins gets so indignant that I just get tense listening to him; same with some of the others. I love listening to Mr. Litman and Mr. Kirschner.

[@cathynewyork7918]

Your comment has 96 "Likes" - so there are many of us who agree with you about Harry Litman being so good.

[@jannarkiewicz633]

Harry, this is why we love you!!! You know so much.

[@kendu52]

Thanks Harry, Trump must be really pissed that Meadows has first class legal strategy, and he doesn’t.

[@flangekiwi]

MM kept his mouth shut in public. Donnie don't know how 😂😂😂

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

@kendu52 • It makes you wonder if Trump is aware when he selected the "best people" he should have used qualifications and competence instead of loyalty as the determining factor.

[@imperialmotoring3789]

I'm voting for Trump. Are you?

[@Peter-976]

​@@imperialmotoring3789 no because I am for a law and order President.

[@kendu52]

Trump was looking for cabinet secretaries who were willing and able to destroy our government from within. @@yvonnetomenga5726

[@lindajoanfifarek-wansart5963]

I’m so sick of meadows!! Damn it, he needs to pay for his crimes!!!! I hope the ‘wrinkle’ is ironed out and he goes to prison

[@freekfaro5606]

Remember how Garland refused to follow up on the referral from the jan6 committee? That's how much you can expect from Garland.

[@leehouten2345]

They have to get the enablers. The orange thing couldn’t have done what he did without them

[@flangekiwi]

100%

[@MaryMerryKingOfTheWoodsIsHe]

Your explanation makes more sense than any others I’ve heard. (Retired lawyer here.) I do hope DA Willis steers clear of his earlier testimony. He needs to serve time for his actions.

[@JR-pr8jb]

Think about the confidence of the traitors, enemies of American democracy.

[@deadfisfhalequin2304]

2 Tier Justice . What average American can Afford this Kind of Defense..

[@randalwalker7200]

It wouldn't have happened if Meadows didn't go along with it..he's Guilty as charged

[@andyleighton6969]

Harry's someone who really knows his way round the system.

[@aletheia161]

I wondered what he was up to, not quite as stupid as the other members of the modern day "gunpowder" plot. Thanks Harry for another masterclass.

[@DrNancyLivingCoCreatively]

Bless Harry. And Fanni

[@TheChurchOfPhakeKnewz]

It’s good to have you back. Facted based analysis not a lot of emotional BS. Thank you.

[@owennovenski4794]

I submit the legal BS is a close equivalent

[@lynemac2539]

Noted, and dismissed!

[@farmersdotter7]

I’d hate to see this man wriggle out from his trouble and at the same time not have offered much of any use. The larger picture here is obviously the need for expediency in the trial, but it grates that one of the big players can play the slippery eel. He belongs in prison.

[@TheWeezieW]

Thanks for another brilliant piece of analysis, Harry. Let's hope that Meadows doesn't get to WIESEL OUT OF JAIL TIME!

[@susansacco7583]

Deep breath. Thanks so much Harry💕

[@CharlieFreeman-xw6fl]

Keep up with the amazing work Harry.

[@joelbrown3479]

You're the BEST Harry 🇺🇸

[@thjbird]

The Spirit of the law is more important than loopholes and technicalities. Unfortunately, that doesn’t hold true in this country anymore.

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

Exactly 💯

[@q.e.d.9112]

Don’t kid yourself. Loopholes and technicalities have been around ever since the very first lawyer. In fact, if it wasn’t for loopholes and technicalities, lawyers simply wouldn’t exist.

[@jamespowers8826]

There's always a loophole. Our legal system is a deliberate mess.

[@isnamthere4690]

It's designed to let the rich, who can afford legal defense, to get away with anything.

[@need100k]

Because the laws were made by criminal politicians to protect themselves and their families.

[@phylis3917]

Let’s hope karma comes sooner than later.

[@blondellsnowden292]

Remember only Blacks were held accountable to the Law still today until...Smart phones came into being😅😅😅

[@imperialmotoring3789]

Calling illegal aliens "migrants" is a loophole though.

[@melissafeldman2624]

Glad to see you back ❤

[@HD46409]

Littman is right. Willis has a record of what has been presented to both the investigatory and regular grand juries before most of the leaks occurred. It's going to be a pain in the butt, but it's doable. Meadows should be in plea negotiations with a full disclosure requirement and not try to overplay his hand. Let's see if Jack Smith tries to bring a case against Meadows that circumvents the use immunity. He could do it well after the Trump trials. I think everyone is so disgusted by Meadows that they just may do it for no other reason than to say they tried and failed because of a necessary evil that they had to deal with.

[@B_Bodziak]

Smith is going to have a Tough time charging him after granting immunity.

[@HD46409]

@@B_Bodziak It seems like what he was granted was "use immunity". If so, he can still be charged but they would have to have separate teams (a clean team and a taint team). Hard, yes. Impossible, no. Smith knows what he is doing and he and the rest of his office are probably pissed that Meadows is not fully cooperating.

[@B_Bodziak]

@@HD46409 I think he'll serve time in Georgia. So, he'll get his due.

[@deansky-lucas7880]

Thank you Harry, that was amazing.

[@ttcc5273]

What about charging Meadows with perjury for the lies he told the Federal judge when he tried to get the GA charges removed to Federal court? Would perjury be charged by GA or the Feds in that scenario?

[@LouisetheLithead]

Thank you for a VERY informative explanation of the Meadows situation. He has been an odious fixture on the political scene since his Congressional service. I do hope that it is not just his employment of excellent lawyers that saves him from justice. I can imagine the relief that must have flooded Meadows as he sat in their office and listened to them explain the Olliver North precedent. Your video does a splendid job of showing why politics and the law are inextricably wedded.

[@Dr_Lord]

Thank you for sharing your analysis of Meadow's legal moves.

[@UcheEke]

The US Legal system appears to need an overhaul if actual criminals are allowed to skate simply because of technical loopholes. Actual crimes were committed by Meadows, for which he should in a just world be held accountable. Sure, it's great for lawyers but not good for democracy or the country. Absolute madness

[@amandabosca1714]

For prosecutors to get testimony in exchange for immunity can make their case ironclad against T.

[@UcheEke]

@@amandabosca1714 I know, but there should never be a situation where someone who has facilitated and participated in criminal activity to almost the same extent as the main perpetrator can get away scot free just for their testimony. Imagine letting Himmler go free just to convict Hitler in court. It's a mockery of justice

[@imperialmotoring3789]

So you want all the illegals deported? I'm with you!

[@robcat2075]

Harry: Now that the "speedy trial" defendants are out of the way, can Willis move to try Meadows before the federal "Jan 6 " trial in March, before his federal testimony becomes public?

[@amandabosca1714]

interesting point. She is already putting the jury together.

[@Yourdeadmeat69]

I don't care about Meadows individually, I care about his testimony against Trump.

[@danjo1967]

wont happen

[@rhondajones4007]

@@danjo1967🤣🤣🤣 just watch and see hun.

[@mellow5123]

I actually care a lot about all the aiders/abettors also, as the more they're held to account, the more the entire phenomena gets diminished in the long run. Its threats are too grave to dismiss, imo.

[@lynemac2539]

That's a time-will-tell kind of situation.

[@anitawindbigler7100]

​@@danjo1967 He already has been.

[@KMac348]

This is the 1st theory I've heard that makes total sense. He has good lawyers and he is always in self-preservation mode. Thank you for the insight!

[@katymooney8443]

Excellent analysis! I've not heard this from anyone else. Harry is always a layer or two deeper than most other legal commentators.

[@nancycarter1617]

Thank you Harry! What a tangled mess!💙💙💙💙💙

[@mentaldebris]

Meadows and his counsel are definitely playing the long game. I have to give him credit for hiring a very talented legal team. Given the Trump troop of circus performers, it's actually somewhat refreshing to see a bit of competence. I sure do hope it collapses on them, but I get where they are coming from with this clever strategy. Thanks, Harry. That cleared up an awful lot of cobwebs on the strategy Meadows and his team are employing.

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

Exactly

[@crouchingcaterpillar]

Meadows has money. He's been living off of other Americans. Prison is too good for that louse.

[@kimk2635]

He used the trick of paying them

[@ross6343]

I wouldn't under estimate either Fani Willis or Jack Smith...both have them legal 'shark eyes' that should scare the hell out of Meadows legal team.

[@thomasglessner6067]

Meadows needs to see some prison time.

[@clairerobinson7658]

Thanks Harry ❤. So happy you’re back.

[@Michael-jp3qe]

Thank you, Harry. I hope Ms. Willis watched this.

[@gretchenhill7366]

Thank you, Mr. Litman, for going through the Meadows issue in these cases. Also, I do remember the Oliver North hearings and the Rodney King case. Your explanations help answer a lot of questions for me.

[@djF7777]

It so good to have you back! While your associates are excellent, they just are not you. I depend on your lessons to help me stay up with how this all works. Your insights greatly reduce my stress levels. Harry, thanks for taking time out of your life to do all of these for us.

[@katydid2k]

Totally! My sentiments as well.

[@danielsteiner7088]

Intricate analysis Harry you're light years ahead of most talking heads

[@marydonohoe8200]

Just so the Meadows issues don’t impact t’Rump’s trial majorly. The Orange Monstrosity MUST be held accountable for his crimes.

[@enriquevasquez1147]

Glad to have you back Harry!

[@clairestaffieri4398]

wwWWWow, Harry ! Well done, Glad you are back giving us truth and not opinion. Thanks for teaching me how this really works. xo Claire

[@kayeroskaft9619]

He is giving interpretation of the loophole in the law and he is speculating to a degree about what the deal actually entailed because that information is not public. ( I believe he is correct.) I don’t think he is saying that others have been untruthful; to me he is saying I see the Meadows situation in this way and here is why, and his explanation is excellent. For me, I have to wait now and see what unfolds, and I hope Meadows gets his comeuppance instead of walking away a free man as North did.

[@sensumcommunem4364]

Behold the 2 tiers Justice System! Where is Meadows getting the money for the “best” lawyers?

[@esc952]

Meadow's removal testimony also allowed him to legally tell Trump's attorneys exactly what he testified to in the sealed grand jury proceedings in DC.

[@kathleenaustin327]

Nope! Doesn't work that way.

[@scooterdooter]

And how does it work? Genuinely curious. @@kathleenaustin327

[@B_Bodziak]

I don't believe you are correct. Of course, his removal testimony in Atlanta is available for everyone to read.

[@esc952]

Hmm...is that so. What I was thinking is that his testimony to a grand jury was (and still is) sealed and he was barred from telling anyone what he testified to in front of a secret grand jury. However, if his removal testimony or redirect covered the same territory, then Trump's team knows. If I am wrong about that, my mistake.

[@robinleebraun7739]

Meadows, like his former boss, belongs in prison.

[@eh3477]

Would love to know who is paying Meadows' legal bills. He wasn't one of the richest members of Congress.

[@flangekiwi]

Remember that scandal about his postal address and where he really lived? Most of the folks I know don't have enough spare money for renting a different property, in a different part of the country. And not living in it. Just leaving it empty. Like....who does that? And how can they afford it? And why again?

[@rachael_grey]

​@flangekiwi I saw a photo of it in the county paper. It was a derelict trailer on a poor scrap of overgrown land in the Smokies. Meadows was a realtor in western North Carolina before he became a politician.

[@lindarockafellow5058]

Flangekiwi, thought he was registered to vote in both! That seemed to just "disappear" from the news!

[@annebruce5135]

Trump gave him $1m from his pac.

[@fairyprincess911]

Clarence’s friends are paying.

[@BearBreath70]

I really enjoy Mr. Litman's perspective and analysis!

[@SC_Jolly]

Thanks, Harry!

[@edwardmorpeth5988]

Harry, A well structured crisp, non-sensational breathless presentation - I wish this could be said of a few others, professional at blowing their own trumpets.

[@magpie1744]

I listened twice. Good explanation and it makes sense now about Mark Meadows. Thanks, always learning something from you

[@theresawolfson6501]

Thanks Mr Harry Litman for explaining the legal Details

[@beachbum6781]

We knew there was more, and were waiting for you to clarify it as much as possible for now. Thank you Harry!!

[@guitarchannel5676]

Seems like Meadows must have a plan for Georgia; or else, why bother with flipping in the DC case?

[@UnDaoDu]

I don’t think so… I think what we saw was pure ego the idea a state taking him to task was too much. All his attempts to maneuver out of it failed 😂

[@mauvemaven]

If he had a plan for Georgia, why’d he testify in Federal court there? He gave Fani Willis ammunition…

[@caroledmonds4070]

​@@UnDaoDuI agree with you 💯%. Agreeing to testify against a codefendant in a criminal case is about ego. Meadows rolled the dice on the value of "spilling his guts" to Jack Smith, and Smith took the gambit. When tRump goes to trial in Georgia, that's when we learn what Meadows knows and how his testimony helps with the convictions of tRump, Powell, Chesebro, and Ellis.

[@JL-hn6hi]

Brilliant analysis!

[@tiger8linny788]

Thanks, Harry! You simplify these behind the scenes intricacies in a way that those of us with little to no knowledge of legal procedures can understand what’s going on. Fascinating and appreciated❣️🐅

[@pakde8002]

No wonder people have very little confidence in the justice system. Rich crooks rule poor crooks drool

[@crl7413]

Thank you. This information exonerates AG Garland.

[@kristen7606]

Harry, your the only I can listen to on MTN. The rest do too much adnauseum repeating of what they've already reported on. Thank you for treating your viewers like adults. We are not children who need everything explained again, and again, and again. I so wanted MTN to be different then legacy media who speculate and blather on just to hear themselves talk. Keeping short sweet and to the point, as news facts should be delivered. Thanks!

[@robertworrall2346]

I agree. Ben Meiselas particularly should ease up. He's become very shrill.

[@damham5689]

You must be talking about Meidastouch. I like what they do, just not how they do it. Ben seems to really like listening to himself talk. It's so annoying. And now they are more like QVC home shopping network with all the ads they do.

[@katydid2k]

@@robertworrall2346 Agree - 2nd that!

[@katydid2k]

Yes, agree! Esp'ly Ben (as outlined below)

[@breillard]

So happy you’re back Harry!!

[@marianedmond5326]

Thank you Harry. I have been wondering about the implications of immunity in one venue and an indictment in another - especially since Fani is going first.

[@dm-31024]

Thank you, Harry for all of this! Thank you for explaining all of this! Very grateful. Appreciate your generosity and hard work to educate and inform.❤

[@owennovenski4794]

The often confusing, occasionally contradictory and obscure interpretation of legal procedures towards those who have had privilege, social influence and wealth and abused all three, is exactly why it comes as no surprise that violent protest becomes the only recourse for justice.

[@lindarockafellow5058]

Agree!

[@KathyCulig]

Thank you for keeping us informed.

[@UnDaoDu]

Finally someone answered the question it’s been bugging me all this time thanks

[@NexPutax]

Thanks bigtime, Harry. Your experience, law savvy, and reflection combined to explain what was a paradox since becoming public. For justice addicts, this review was a big hit.

[@keyboardwarrior656]

THX!!

[@n-da-bunka2650]

GREAT overview of the unique Meadows setting

[@sidewaysdesign]

Thanks for the detailed background view of this topic. I'm still baffled by much of Mark Meadows’ motives and behavior in all this, but this clarifies some things..

[@jedwards1792]

But Harry - if Meadows testifies in open court, Willis could use that couldn’t she?

[@patricecahill4181]

Love you Harry .❤

[@annewandering]

What happens if the person given immunity slips in another crime in their testimony the prosecution did not know they committed? Can they still be charged for that?

[@lorettaleger2825]

Those very expensive lawyer coupled with being a traitor to his mob boss is going to be life changing for Meadows. Not exactly a win. But to each it’s own.

[@gemanscombe4985]

He's in a tough spot and it's his only play. He still could get convicted in GA on pre-existing and independently sourced evidence. Jack Smith might also charge him after 45's trial if there's enough evidence apart from his immunized testimony. Glad to not be him.

[@oil_can]

I hope the Feds got their money’s worth in the deal with Meadows!

[@denillefleming2942]

You're the best Harry!!!!

[@jeanperry4550]

Luv u Harry. You are level headed and state the facts without the drama and profanities that other commentators have. It would be fun to have you as a visitor on the Sister-in-law podcast.

[@gregdobbs2577]

thank you Harry Litman and all Talkin Feds, thank you!

[@oSo2033]

Harry, great analysis and I appreciate the insight. But doesn’t all of this mean he will still have to go to trial in GA, get convicted, and then face potentially years of appeals and millions in legal fees?

[@mickmiah7605]

Cheers for the update Harry.

[@kimmcroberts5111]

So glad you are back! Thank you for your work!

[@wanajday]

I learn something every time I listen to Harry. 👍

[@lauracleveland6195]

You're the best! Glad you're back!

[@pseudopeach]

Your videos are the best! So much depth and insight without any sensationalism ❤

[@hbgriss]

Watch it all unfold. The criminals are 3 steps ahead. Even as ignorant as they are.

[@lindarockafellow5058]

Criminals aren't 3 steps ahead, they just have alot of $$$!

[@jeffprice6565]

Thanks Harry. Another great video.

[@andrewnau433]

Maybe it would be a good idea for our lawyers to work removing all the stupid loopholes that prevent wrongdoers from facing accountability. All the laws wealthy criminals have used morally void lawyers to get in our legal system don't serve justice, and that's the two tiers of our justice system. Those with money are far less likely to face accountability, and that's not fair or balanced. America, do better!

[@Gruin]

Comment on the Hill: Capital Punishment is Only For Those Who Lack Capital.

[@redwoods7370]

So much great information and analysis that we lay people can understand. Thank you Harry!

[@markwest1963]

Has Fani Willis seen Meadows’ grand jury transcripts?