Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is criminally charged with Donald Trump in Georgia for efforts to undo his election loss to President Joe Biden.
Former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is being sued by a book published for allegedly contradicting a main claim of his own book.
Judge in Trump NY fraud trial extends gag order to lawyers, says office has received ‘hundreds’ of threats since trial startedASP notes that in his 2021 book "The Chief's Chief," Meadows had written that "all statements" in the book "are true" and that he "has not made any misrepresentations to the Publisher about the Work."
Meadows was indicted with Trump and 17 other people in August in state court in Atlanta for alleged crimes related to their attempts to overturn Trump's loss to President ASP says that it originally believed that Meadows would follow the format of past books by other White House chiefs of staff, who detailed their "times as gatekeepers for the President of the United States."
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