Gotta wonder if perhaps some of the lawyers defending these guys aren’t giving them subtle pushes towards doing just that. Telling them that of course they need to get on the stand and tell their story. It’s their right! and so forth. Acquiescing to demands to testify from their clients.
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I hope not. Even those guys, especially those guys, deserve someone on their side giving them the best advice possible.
Admittedly even the most professional person will reach a point where if the client insists, you don’t try to persuade them.
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The firm of Navarro, Dunning and Kruger.
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He can pay himself in Dunning-Krugerrands.
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I just got around to reading where Navarro was pulled out of an airport (DCA?), put in cuffs and leg irons.
LOL Friday Cheers y’all!
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Please tell me this is true. Along with him saying, “You can’t arrest me! Don’t you know who I am!”
That’s awesome. I’m picturing a full Randolph & Mortimer Duke meltdown. That’s some tasty schadenfreude.
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I wonder where he was flying to? (Or is that flighting or fleeing to?)
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Those people could grift in a coma.
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umm… louie?
i don’t think anybody can lie to congress or fbi without them coming after you.
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Shh! 
Don’t ruin the surprise. He might’ve convinced his friends to play the game according to his rules, and I cannot wait to watch all of them go to jail. 
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But why would such a fine, honest, selfless servant of the people want to lie about anything in the first place?
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear! Right?
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buy his book so he can raise money for his legal defense.
Wait, I thought he was going to represent himse– Ah! Clever!
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Ignorance is not an excuse. I was going to say of the law, but his problem is more global.
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from heather cox richardson:
He [then] claimed that the grand jury acquitted lawyer Michael Sussman of lying to the FBI about his contact with Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign with the argument that “[o]f course you’re gonna lie. Everybody lies!” but that is, of course, not true. The jury said that the Department of Justice, which brought the suit against Sussman, did not prove its case
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The Georgia email has not been disclosed publicly until now. It was sent by Robert Sinners, Trump’s election day operations lead in Georgia on December 13, 2020, 18 hours before the group of alternate electors gathered at the Georgia State Capitol, according to multiple sources familiar with it.
“I must ask for your complete discretion in this process,” Sinners wrote. “Your duties are imperative to ensure the end result – a win in Georgia for President Trump – but will be hampered unless we have complete secrecy and discretion.”
https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/06/politics/georgia-trump-investigation-fake-electors-email/index.html
Traitors all of them.
And what dumb ass would ask this in a damn email??
Also…
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