Mark Meadows burned documents after meeting with a Republican working to overturn the election, a former aide tells the Jan. 6 committee.
considered doing just that in order to help convince state legislatures to overturn the election results, former officials in Trump’s Department of Justice have testified. Trump backed off after many in the department threatened to quit., Clark drafted a letter addressed to Georgia’s governor and state leaders about election results there, and how to get them overturned.
Trump administration figures have a history of less-than-normal — and potentially illegal — ways of handling and disposing of documents. White House staffreporter Maggie Haberman wrote in her book
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