Several Trump allies could be witnesses in upcoming Georgia election interference trial
Several high-level allies of former President Trump could potentially be called as witnesses in the first Georgia election interference trial starting Oct. 23. Several high-level allies of former President Donald Trump -- including Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel and Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn -- could potentially be called as witnesses in the first Georgia election interference trial next month, according to a court filing in the case. McDaniel and Epshteyn were among 52 names that were submitted on a list of potential witnesses and evidence filed Thursday by attorneys for defendant Kenneth Chesebro, who is set to begin trial alongside Sidney Powell on Oct. 23. "Defendant Kenneth Chesebro respectfully provides notice of the following evidence and witness (es) for the 10/13/23 trial ," said the filing from attorneys Scott Grubman and Manubir Arora. MORE: Pro-Trump attorney Lin Wood to be prosecution witness in Georgia election case, DA says While not...