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The motion also included new details on how Trump’s relationship with Pence deteriorated, with the former vice-president telling Trump to stop repeating false election fraud theories and move on.
The documents released on Friday include transcripts of interviews with the 6 January House committee that investigated the US Capitol riot, parts of Pence’s autobiography and fundraising emails sent to voters.
It is unclear if the 6 January case will ever go to trial. Trump is expected to end the prosecution if he returns to the White House.
He is facing several other criminal cases. He already has been convicted on 34 felony counts in New York in relation to a hush-money payment.
Not to be that guy, but you’re actually in the wrong here by adding incorrect information. It was not an election interference case. The 34 convictions were for charges of falsified business records. There’s nothing actually illegal about paying someone to not talk to the press about something that might affect an election. The problem was how he tried to hide the payments.