Ex Trump White House attorney says Trump's new 'report' could backfire
Channel: newsque
Date: 16/08/2023

Former President Donald Trump's announcement that he will present an "irrefutable report" on voter fraud has been met with skepticism by some, including former White House lawyer Ty Cobb. Here is what we know from the search results:
Trump's announcement of the report has been covered by various news outlets, including Local 3 News, Yahoo News, Newsweek, and HuffPost

Cobb has warned that the report could backfire and result in new criminal charges against Trump

Cobb has suggested that the report could be used as evidence against Trump, rather than in his favor

The report is expected to focus on alleged voter fraud in the 2020 election, which Trump has repeatedly claimed was rigged against him

Some experts have expressed doubt about the validity of the report and have criticized Trump for continuing to push baseless claims of voter fraud

Overall, the announcement of Trump's report on voter fraud has sparked debate and skepticism, with some warning that it could backfire and result in new criminal charges against him.


(Mehwish Mukhtar)