'Fraudulently Pimping the Big Lie': Former Trump Attorney Says Detroit Tapes Put Him at Risk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : I think it could be 9-0 in the Supreme Court for Trump," Cobb told CNN, as The Hill reported Tuesday.
45% : "READ MORE: Majority of Americans Support Removing Trump from Colorado BallotOthers are also calling out the RNC chair.
40% : "To some legal analysts, the tape -- in which Trump tells the canvassers to 'fight for our country' and McDaniel promises legal assistance -- instead tells a story of bribery," Politico reports.
34% : "Cobb isn't there only one pointing the finger at Trump and McDaniel.
31% : Cobb earlier this week predicted Trump would win unanimously at the U.S. Supreme Court when he appeals the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling that found he is ineligible to be on the state's ballot because he violated the 14th Amendment by engaging in insurrection.
30% : READ MORE: SCOTUS Gives Trump a Hand as Justices Kick Can Down the Road on Immunity ClaimPolitico reports the Trump campaign "recently highlighted" Cobb's views on the 14th Amendment case, but the former White House attorney "told Playbook he saw the recordings as 'likely a violation' of the federal honest services fraud statute.
16% : High-profile legal powerhouse and former Trump White House attorney Ty Cobb says the bombshell recordings of Donald Trump allegedly pressuring two Michigan election officials to refuse to certify the 2020 results for Joe Biden could put both the ex-president and Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel at risk.
14% : ""Also, shows the depths to which Trump personally participated in fraudulently pimping the big lie," Cobb also told Politico, referring to Trump's web of lies about election fraud.

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