Legal Analyst Predicts Mark Meadows' Downfall as Judges Question Bid to Move Georgia Case to Federal Court

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is unlikely to be granted his request to move his Georgia election interference case from state to federal court, according to legal analysts. Meadows, who is charged alongside former President Trump and others, argued that his duties listed in the indictment fall within the scope of his duties to Trump. However, a panel of judges expressed skepticism about his argument, suggesting that his request will likely be denied. Moving the case to federal court could potentially broaden Meadows' jury pool and have the charges overseen by a federal judge.