Mark Meadows: “Any al-Qaeda or similarly-aligned Sunni extremist group.”

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

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.

Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows cooperates.

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.