Former President Donald Trump’s federal indictment reveals that “Co-Conspirator 2” is former Chapman Law dean John Eastman. The indictment states that during a rally on January 6, 2021, Eastman addressed the crowd alongside Rudy Giuliani (identified as Co-Conspirator 1) and demanded Vice President Pence to allow state legislatures to investigate the election results. The indictment provides specific details about Co-Conspirator 2’s actions, implicating Eastman. Eastman’s attorney has not commented on Trump’s indictment. The indictment references Eastman’s memos and emails, which influenced Trump’s actions regarding the election. Eastman argued that Pence had the power to reject electoral votes and potentially declare Trump as the winner. The indictment highlights Eastman’s plan that involved the submission of “alternate slates” of electors. Eastman currently faces charges related to his law license but has not been charged with any crimes in connection to Trump. The indictment outlines the timeline of Eastman’s involvement in Trump’s efforts to change the election results. It includes instances of communication with the Chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, a retweet by Trump, and the circulation of memorandums proposing unlawful actions by the Vice President. The indictment also describes Eastman’s attempt to persuade the Arizona House Speaker to decertify the state’s legitimate electors. Trump, Eastman, and others held a meeting at the White House to convince Pence of their plan, despite knowing their claims of election fraud were false. Eastman emailed Pence’s attorney on January 6, urging him to violate the law and delay the certification process.
The Mercury News: Former Chapman Law Dean John Eastman Identified as ‘Co-Conspirator 2’ in Trump Indictment
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