Trump Grand Jury: Witness May Have Committed Perjury

The video discusses the unusual release of information from a special purpose grand jury report, which was made public due to a lawsuit by media organizations. The report, while not naming individuals, suggests that some witnesses may have committed perjury. It includes testimonies from 75 witnesses, such as Rudy Giuliani and Georgia officials, and concludes that no widespread election fraud occurred in Georgia. The decision to charge individuals lies with the District Attorney.

Why was the special purpose grand jury report partially released?

• The District Attorney wanted to reveal the findings.

• Media organizations successfully argued it was a public court document.

• The judge decided it was necessary for public safety.

• It was leaked by an anonymous source.

What makes the special purpose grand jury different from a regular grand jury?

• It is composed of only legal experts.

• It can hand up charges directly.

• It operates under federal jurisdiction.

• It is focused on a specific investigation and cannot issue charges.

How many witnesses testified in the special purpose grand jury investigation?

• 75

• 100

• 50

• 25

What was the grand jury's conclusion regarding the 2020 election in Georgia?

• The election results were inconclusive.

• The election was conducted without any issues.

• No fraud existed that was widespread enough to change the election result.

• There was widespread fraud that affected the outcome.

What did the grand jury suspect about some of the witnesses?

• They were not credible witnesses.

• They were bribed to testify.

• They perjured themselves under oath.

• They were coerced into testifying.