Breaking News: Former Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows Testifies Under Immunity in Ongoing Investigations
Meadows Granted Immunity to Testify in Federal Grand Jury Investigation
Sources Reveal Multiple Conversations between Meadows and Special Counsel Jack Smith
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has provided testimony to a federal grand jury as part of Special Counsel Jack Smith's ongoing investigation into the January 6th Capitol riot and other related matters, sources have revealed.
According to multiple sources, Meadows has spoken with Smith's team on several occasions this year. As part of the agreement, Meadows was granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for his truthful testimony under oath.
On Monday, Meadows appeared in an Atlanta federal courtroom, where he faced questioning as part of the Fulton County election subversion trial. This move represents a bold strategy by Meadows' legal team, as it could potentially expose him to further criminal charges if his testimony is deemed inconsistent with previous statements.
Meadows' testimony is seen as a significant development in the ongoing investigations surrounding the January 6th incident and allegations of election interference. His firsthand knowledge of the Trump administration's inner workings could provide valuable insights into the planning and execution of the Capitol riot.
The investigations are expected to continue, with further details and revelations likely to emerge in the coming weeks and months.
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