Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, was in Michigan yesterday during a lengthy and frequent election hearing by the Michigan House Oversight Committee. He appeared to be pushing the legislature to reverse the election result, with Biden winning the state by a margin of nearly 1,154,000.
“You are the ultimate arbiter of how honest your elections are in your state,” Giuliani said at one point. “And for that you have a responsibility to stay. If we let them go with this, I don’t know what happens after this. “
The four-hour hearing took place under extremely unusual circumstances, and Republican House Oversight chairman Matt Hall also allowed Giuliani to cross-examine witnesses, which is usually the preservation of lawmakers.
A witness who claimed to have worked as a contractor for the Dominion voting system insisted she had seen voters being deceived. He said, “I know for a fact that there was illegal activity going on. An analysis by the Washington Post earlier this week showed that a large portion of the swing-state counties that were using Dominion voting system machines actually voted for Donald Trump. Gave.
Another witness complained about the lack of voter ID requirements, insisting that ‘all Chinese are the same’.
“It’s shocking that another delegate said you can actually show up and vote without an ID,” he said. How do you let it happen. A lot of people think all Indians look the same, I think all Chinese look the same, so how do you say? ”
“This is the biggest joke I’ve ever heard,” Democratic Michigan Senator Chris Hartel said in a Facebook post during the hearing. Members of the House are limited in their questions but Giuliani can ask all the questions they want. This is a farce and a legal dilemma. “
Other witnesses include Jesse Jacob, who says he worked at the center for the election. She says she was told in a “pre-date” ballot and when she informed other workers that someone’s signature did not match the one on their license. “Treat me like a criminal,” Jacob said.
State Representative Darren Camilleri questioned his credibility and recalled the hearing that a Wayne County judge questioned his story during a court hearing earlier this month.
Melissa Caron was also a witness. He said he has seen election officials count several ballots. “They were just counting the votes nine to ten times, counting the votes nine to ten times,” Caron said.
“So they were counting the same votes, nine or ten times?” Giuliani asked. “Yes sir,” replied Caro. Giulini asked Caron how many times she had counted the ballots, to which she replied “at least 30,000.”
This account has already been given to the court, where the judge found Caron’s allegations “simply not credible.”
Witnesses were not required to give their statements on oath at the hearing.
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