The video is not fake, but there is a lot of misinformation:
1) Those are not “suitcases”, they are ballot crates and can be seen being used throughout the room including at times when elections observers and media were present. Calling them “suitcases” when even upon casual observation they clearly just ordinary ballot crates is just obvious disinformation, likely intended to give the impression that these ballots were secreted in from some outside location. My question: why would people who believe they have truth on their side find it necessary to engage in this sort of disinformation?
2) Despite what Rudy and Traci Picks (assisting Trump’s legal team at GA Judiciary Subcommittee) implied, the origin of those ballot crates is not at all mysterious. They were placed there by workers while the media and the elections observers were present between 10pm and 10:20pm. To see this I’m going to refer to the following two videos:
video A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keANzinHWUA
a) In video A between 4:00 and 5:00 you’ll see the workers filling up the ballot crates in front of the table while observers are still present (this is about 9:59pm EST.) Notice in particular the man in the black jacket and gray pants with the black hair (or black hat.)
b) In video A you’ll see at about 4:30 (9:59pm) that the crates are still in front of the table. It is about this time that Traci Picks asks that the video be forwarded “to about 10:25.” Whoever is controlling the video forwards it to 10:19pm. You can see that the crates are no now longer seen in front of the table.
c) In video B at about 1:50 you’ll see the man in the black jacket and gray pants pushing the ballot crates under the table. This this is the same ballot crates that he is seen packing up at 9:59pm in the video presented by Traci Picks in front of the Georgia Judiciary Subcommittee.
d) At 4:55 in video A you’ll see a women wearing yellow walk up to the table and give a toe tap to a box that has been placed under the table but is still visible from the side (even from the angle of the security camera.) This occurs what the media and elections observers are still present. Is this really the behavior of people who are about to perpetrate election fraud?
These ballots crates were clearly placed under the table between 10pm and 10:19 EST. There is nothing mysterious about their origins for anyone who is willing to look at this objectively.
Now here’s the part of Traci Pick’s testimony that I find particularly troubling. At 8:44 in video A she says the following:
“What was the chain of custody, where did they come from? Who put them there? When did they put them there? We only reviewed this about 1 in the morning last night for a couple of hours so we’re going to need about 14 hours.”
I’m sorry but that is just not believable. Does she really expect thinking people to believe that they had time enough to pinpoint when the table was placed there in the morning, time enough to pinpoint when the lady with the blonde braids allegedly told people to leave, time enough to pinpoint when the ballot crates were pulled out from under the table, but they didn’t have enough time to find when the crates were placed under the table. She is just covering her a**. She knows exactly when the ballots were placed under the table — between 10pm and 10:19pm, precisely the 19 minute period that she asks to skip over during her testimony to the GA Judiciary Subcommittee.
At least some people on Trump’s legal team are knowingly lying and spreading disinformation. I want to know why. Something very ugly is going on.
I am a lawyer with over 25 years of experience, about half of it exclusively in Fed Court.
I have tried my best to read filings by Powell, Giuliani, and Wood. They are garbage: full of spelling errors, hearsay, missed deadlines, geographic errors, affidavits lacking foundation, etc.
I have never seen lawyers lose so decisively, so one-sidedly, and so humiliatingly, so many cases, in such short time, as the lawyers representing PDJT.
Also, in court pleadings, where affidavits are signed under penalty of perjury and lawyers can be sanctioned for making frivolous arguments, the lawyers generally are arguing far different facts than what they tell us in press briefings.
Take the largest contested state, PA, and the lawsuit seeking the biggest prize, to disallow 300,000 votes. That lawsuit was NOT based on fraud. It sought to toss the votes based on a legal technicality.
I have said elsewhere: PDJT and his supporters are being manipulated and deceived.