Federal judge says it's 'likely' Trump committed a felony on January 6 while attempting 'to secure the Presidency by any means'

A federal judge said in a Monday ruling that former President Donald Trump likely obstructed Congress when he tried to disrupt the election certification process on January 6, 2021.

The determination came in a ruling ordering the conservative lawyer and Trump ally John Eastman to turn over more than 100 emails to the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot.

The plan to halt the election certification process was legal because it was based on a good faith interpretation of the Constitution, according to the US District Judge.

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Carter pointed out the dozens of lawsuits Trump's campaign and his Republican allies filed in court contesting the election results in battleground states that Joe Biden won.

After filing and losing more than sixty suits, this plan was a last-ditch attempt to secure the Presidency by any means.

The campaign to overturn the election was unprecedented in American history, according to Carter.

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