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Juan O. Savin, an ally of Tina Peters, suggests “Trump had meetings in the White House” discussing plans that may include refusing to certify election results

Media Matters for America · Media Matters for America · last updated

As Media Matters previously reported:

Former Mesa County, Colorado, clerk Tina Peters, who was released from prison on June 1 after being sentenced to nearly nine years for actions related to tampering with voting machines following the 2020 election, allegedly met with President Donald Trump on October 5 to discuss the midterm elections.

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Speaking on Eric Bolling’s Real America’s Voice show, former Trump Justice Department official Ed Martin said that Peters was “in the Oval Office meeting with the president on election integrity” hours earlier.

During an interview, election denial activist Juan O. Savin — an ally of Peters whose real name is Wayne Willott — discussed White House meetings with Trump that he suggests occurred on October 5, the same day as Peters’ reported meeting. 

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