Politics Done Right

Jan 6th coup co-conspirator/planner John Eastman challenged anyone to prove they knew they were breaking the law. Ali Velshi answered the challenge. In an era where the American public is becoming increasingly polarized, it’s critical to hold individuals accountable for the statements they make, particularly when they are public figures involved in matters of national importance. John Eastman‘s challenge to find evidence of his wrongdoing seemed like an open invitation for media outlets to delve into the details, and Ali Velshi took it upon himself to do just that. John Eastman, a co-defendant in the Jan 6th coup case, publicly issued a challenge on Fox News for anyone to find an email or communication that proves he acted illegally or against the law. MSNBC’s Ali Velshi accepted Eastman’s challenge, bringing attention to a specific email in the January 6 indictment sent by Eastman to then-Vice President Mike Pence’s Chief Counsel, where he encouraged a “minor violation of the Electoral Count Act” to del