I Was on Trump's 2020 Georgia Legal Team. What 'No Evidence' Misses │ Jenny Beth Martin

Trump heard 'there's no evidence' over and over. Jenny Beth Martin was on the 2020 Georgia legal team. President Trump's Meet the Press interview turned into a clash, and Jenny Beth Martin says the moment that mattered was not the frustration, it was the exchange. She points to George Orwell's line about being told to reject the evidence of your own eyes and ears, and to the phrase repeated again and again across the interview: there is no evidence. Then she tells it firsthand. Martin, co-founder of the Tea Party movement and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action, worked on President Trump's legal team in Georgia in 2020 and helped coordinate sworn affidavits submitted under penalty of perjury, affidavits that were included in court filings. She walks through the month of judge delays and what really happened to the case, and makes the case that the deeper story is a growing distrust of institutions that will not acknowledge what ordinary citizens can see. What you'll learn: - Why the 'no evidence' framing keeps getting repeated - The Orwell line that captures how many Americans feel - The firsthand account of the 2020 Georgia affidavits - Why trust in the outcome is the real building block Learn more at jennybethshow.com and teapartypatriots.org. 00:00 — What Struck Me Wasn't the Frustration 00:22 — Orwell and the 'No Evidence' Mantra 00:56 — I Was on Trump's 2020 Georgia Legal Team 01:11 — The Judge Who Never Got Assigned 02:53 — This Is Not Normal #JennyBethShow #MeetThePress #ElectionIntegrity #Trump #Orwell #TeaPartyPatriots #Georgia2020 #NoEvidence