Trump legal team: No matter what happens on January 6, the fight will continue

Reporter : Luo Tingting  / Editor: Fan Ming / https://www.ntdtv.com/gb/2020/12/17/a103011775.html / Direct translation / Image : Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images

Trump team lawyer Jenna Ellis said on December 16 that no matter what happens on January 6 next year, the Trump legal team will continue to fight. The result of the presidential election in 2020 was subject to legal proceedings.

On December 16, U.S. Eastern time, Ellis said in an interview with Newsmax, "We will continue to promote these key investigations. I am very happy to see, you know, Michigan, Georgia and other states, as well as Arizona. Take some action in their state legislature."

"This is not a partisan issue, it is something that every American should pay attention to, so we will continue to fight this war." Ellis said, "No matter what happens on January 6, we will fight and hope Indeed correct the results of this election."

On December 14, the voting of the Electoral College of the US states ended, and Congress confirmed that Biden had won in the Electoral College.

But on the same day, the Republican Electoral Colleges in seven more states voted for Trump instead. Once the Trump team wins the legal battle, Trump will reverse the election results.

In accordance with the US presidential election process, on January 6 next year, Congress will hold a joint meeting to certify the electoral college voting results submitted by each state, and the Senate and House General Assembly will confirm the president-elect.

During the meeting, members of Congress can raise objections to the state results and conduct deliberation, but at least one senator and congressman must submit a written signature document for execution.

Congressman Brooks has stated that he will oppose certification. The United States "Alliance to Suppress Election Steals" held a press conference on Capitol Hill on December 15 to call on more Republicans to join. At present, 7 members have responded to the initiative of Congressman Brooks.

Trump’s team lawyer Ellis said, “As Americans, we must ensure that this situation (election fraud) will never happen again. We must ensure that the integrity of the election that President Trump has been calling for is put in place. This is also our continuing effort. Direction."

"So, never give up the fight. We are proud that we are Americans. We want to ensure a free and fair election, and every legitimate vote should be counted. This should not be a controversial position." Ellis said.

White House spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany also stated at a press conference on December 15 that President Trump is still in legal proceedings to challenge the fraudulent results of the election.

Outsiders believe that in addition to the legal front, Trump also has the constitutional privileges of the president, which can challenge the fraudulent results of the election to maintain the fairness of the election.

On December 14, the English Epoch Times published an editorial "President Trump Should Take Action at a Critical Moment." The article wrote, "If the 2020 election can be won by dishonest means, then people can foresee the same thing in the next election. The American people will effectively lose their voting rights."

The article pointed out that “Trump’s mission is to fill these gaps and should use these powers to defend the future of the U.S. Republic and arrest those who plot to deprive people of their rights through election fraud.”

The well-known American lawyer Lin Wood reposted this editorial in The Epoch Times on December 15. He said, “I agree 100% with the statement in this excellent editorial. This election is the peak of the battle between freedom and communism, good and evil.. I am also 100% sure that Trump will act. He has a plan."

After the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Texas lawsuit on December 11, Lin Wood said in an interview with Newsmax that “a lot of fraud and illegal evidence exists in this country” and “if the Supreme Court does not act, care about the rule of law in this country. The person who has had to act, that is President Trump."

He believes that, at least to a certain extent, President Trump should "declare martial law."

Sidney Powell, a well-known American lawyer who has challenged election fraud on behalf of the American people, also told The Epoch Times recently that the November 3 U.S. election was “enough to trigger” President Trump’s 2018 foreign intervention dispute due to disputes involving foreign interference. Interference in the election sanctions executive order.

On September 12, 2018, President Trump signed an executive order called "an executive order to impose certain sanctions when foreign countries interfere in the US election." Powell said that the executive order can give President Trump various powers, from seizing assets to freezing equipment, and even requiring the seizure of voting machines.

"There are enough criminal and reasonable reasons to prove this." Powell said, "In the history of this country, there has never been, we have never witnessed such a thing. We must immediately stop this behavior (picking) , Otherwise (the United States) will never have free and fair elections."

On December 1, the civil organization “We the People’s Congress” (WTPC) published a full-page advertisement in the “Washington Times”. The document mentioned President Lincoln’s extraordinary actions to save the Alliance during the Civil War, and compared them. Today’s "civil war" that is splitting the United States calls on President Trump to exercise his special powers as President Lincoln did.

The Epoch Times feature article "Clearing Chaos Anyway, the Constitution Gives the President Special Powers" also pointed out that President Trump has the power to exercise the powers granted by the US Constitution and take effective and urgent actions to prevent such large-scale attacks.

The feature article points out that protecting the U.S. Constitution and the principles of American democracy are the responsibility of the President of the United States, every government official, and every citizen of the United States, regardless of whether the destructive attack comes from the country or foreign.