Glenn Kirschner verified something I believed was taking place with the investigations.

[fightforfreedom]

Kirschner said, when he was a prosecutor and there were multiple investigations into the same people. He and other prosecutors would coordinate their investigations.

There is no proof Garland, Smith, DA Willis, are coordinating their investigations, but I believe the chances are very good they are and so does Kirschner. They are all working together, sharing information, evidence, talking strategy, etc.

Meadows is involved in all the investigations. How could all the prosecutors not coordinate their efforts while investigating Meadows? It would be foolish not too.

[Joinfortmill]

1. My spidey sense tells me Meadows is cooperating.

[Botany]

2. The question for Meadows is does he want to die in prison for Donald Trump?

n/t

[KS Toronado]

3. I believe Meadows is going to jail

no matter how much he cooperates with investigators. My gut feeling is with all the people the Jan 6th
Committee interviewed, they have all the coup plotters lined up to go to jail and they don't have to
ask anyone to turn State's Evidence and receive a free get out of jail card.

[Hope22]

6. I agree. Meadows has been swimming in the sewage that is Donald #$&@p..

for so long! When he pops out the pipe it better be in a prison cell. If this is not the case it will embolden anyone who thinks they can avoid paying the price for supporting insurrection and the death of a country.

[fightforfreedom]

7. If Meadows cooperates he will still serve some time in prison.

He will get a reduced sentence if he gives up Trump. We have seen this happen in investigations before. It's how you get the people at the top.

[Eyeball_Kid]

11. IMO, Meadows was driven by a sense of duty. Blind duty.

Meadows was narrowly focused on pleasing and complementing his boss. He did much of Trump's dirty work. He didn't care whether what he was doing was illegal or not. He was serving the president. He would be assigned a series of tasks, he'd perform those tasks, and he'd report back to Trump. Meadows was at the height of his esteem and power during the coup. He was drunk on his own sense of importance, and deluded himself into thinking that Trump would always protect him.

[Traildogbob]

12. Spelling error in your post

Duty in this case is spelled CASH!

[jaxexpat]

14. They weild a lethal hammer.

Will they use it? There are nails everywhere you look.

[badgolfer]

15. Meadows partners in crime

Meadows is involved up to his neck.

So than is Jim Jordan, as they were big buddies trying to take down Obama.

These two plus Ron DeSantis formed the Freedom Caucus back in Obama's Presidency.

[fightforfreedom]

4. One day we will most likely learn there is more to the investigations than meets the eye.

The coordination, the strategy, etc.

[SKKY]

5. Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony pretty much sealed the deal on...

..whether Meadows would cooperate or not. I absolutely believe he has cut a deal and is basically working for the DoJ at this point.

[LaMouffette]

8. I hope they are coordinating and decide to have Willis nail Trump and his minions on state charges

so that the next Repube president will not be able to pardon them all.

[BComplex]

17. No, but the governor of Georgia could.

That might be the problem with only going one way with state OR federal charges. I think it needs to be both. But even that's not insurance forever.

[LaMouffette]

18. I just want to see "stripes! Stripes around their shoulders!" One way or another.

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[Mr.Bill]

20. There are very strict limits to the pardon power

of a Georgia Governor. For instance, a certain part of the sentance has to be served first before a pardon can be granted.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_State_Board_of_Pardons_and_Paroles

[LiberalFighter]

9. I would think there are others that witnessed Meadows burning documents in the fireplace.

And it is those witnesses that are helping to put pressure on Meadows.

Who was the creep that was meeting with him prior to the burnings?

[rubbersole]

13. Rep. Perry. PA-10th

[LiberalFighter]

16. I doubt he would talk. He probably wanted the docs burned.

[3Hotdogs]

10. Trump: "Why's everybody

Always pickin’ on me?”

[A HERETIC I AM]

19. Glenn Kirschner should have been AG

If Biden had made him Attorney General, Trumpy would be in jail by now.