Mark Meadows

Chalk it up to marketing expense and pay the American taxpayer back immediately.

Thank you for standing strong.

Meadows reportedly telling investigators that Trump was, quote, dishonest, when he claimed he won the election.

Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows cooperates.

That there was no evidence, to support his claims of fraud.

He also said that he had never seen any evidence of fraud that would have kept now President Joe Biden from the White House, and agrees with the assessment that this was the most secure election in U.S. history.

He told investigators that in the weeks following the 2020 election, he says he told Trump that these claims of widespread voter fraud were baseless.

Meadows said he believed the actions detailed on the Fulton County indictment were part of his official duties and were done at Donald Trump's behest.

He was on that call, where Trump called Georgia Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, and asked Raffensperger, to find the votes needed, for Trump to win the election, in Georgia.

I don't want people to know we lost, Mark. This is embarrassing. Figure it out. We need to figure it out. I don't want people to know that we lost.

This is a fight of good versus evil. Evil always looks like the victor until the king of kings triumphs. Do not grow weary in well-doing. The fight continues. I have staked my career on it, well, at least my time in D.C. on it.

Even in January that was given as many as 10,000 National Guard troops were told to be on the ready by the Secretary of Defense. That was a direct order from President Trump.

He doesn’t think there’s anything wrong.

Meadows agrees with him that the election is over, agrees with him that there needs to be a peaceful transfer of power, that Trump needs to concede.

The President has claimed executive privilege. I'm going to honor that.

I believe that I'm representing the will of the people.

Things might get real, real bad on January 6.

The National Guard would be present at the Capitol to -- quote -- 'protect the pro-Trump people.'

The National Guard would be present at the Capitol to -- quote -- 'protect the pro-Trump people.'

If the Supreme Court ruled in favor of same-sex marriage, it would undermine democracy itself and spark a -- quote -- 'constitutional crisis.'

What we`re going to do is take back our country; 2012 is the time that we`re going to send Mr. Obama home to Kenya or wherever it is. We`re going to do it.

Things might get real, real bad on January 6th.

The president thinks they`re doing the right thing.

He doesn`t want to do anything, Pat.