Eastman Defends Controversial Capitol Riot Speech, Citing “Secret Folder” Evidence

John Eastman, a central figure implicated in the happenings before the U.S. Capitol riot, secured a platform to present his case on Monday. During his appearance at the California disbarment trial, he defended a controversial speech made prior to the riot. His comments hinged on purported ‘secret folder’ in voting machines – a pivotal gimmick, according to him, that tilted the 2020 Presidential elections in favor of Joe Biden.

The bold claim about the secret folder was, Eastman affirmed, based on ‘credible’ evidence. He took the stance that the evidence was not only reliable at the time of his speech, but still retains potential accuracy until today.

The legal fraternity is intensely observing Eastman as he tries to hold his ground, shedding light on the speech that had a significant impact on one of the key inflection moments in the United States’ recent political history.