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Now I'm going to give you the best free legal advice you're ever getting in your life. Д®RIC HERSCHMANN: Eventually he said, orderly transition. And then he screamed and said, I don't want to hear any other effing words coming out of your mouth, no matter what, other than orderly transition. Said I- said I only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth for now on- orderly transition. And he started to ask me about something dealing with Georgia, preserving something, potentially, for appeal.ДЄnd I said to him, are you out of your effing in mind? Right. Herschmann's account of that call.Д®RIC HERSCHMANN: The day after Eastman- I don't remember why he called me- or he texted me or called me. PETE AGUILAR: White House Attorney Eric Herschmann testified that the next day, January 7, he received a call from Dr. Credit: CSPAN via Storyful Video Transcript вЂњIвЂ™ve decided that I should be on the pardon list, if that is still in the works,вЂќ EastmanвЂ™s email read.Д¬alifornia Rep Pete Aguilar said that when he was deposed by the committee, Eastman 100 times pleaded the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer on the grounds that he might incriminate himself. YouвЂ™re gonna need it.вЂ™ And then I hung up on him.вЂќДЄ few days later, according to the committee, Eastman emailed Rudy Giuliani and requested that he be pardoned. Herschmann said he then told Eastman to get a вЂњвЂgreat fвЂ™ing criminal defense lawyer. вЂњI said, вЂI only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on: orderly transition.вЂ™вЂќ вЂњI said to him, вЂAre you out of your fвЂ™ing mind?вЂ™вЂќ Herschmann recalled telling Eastman. Herschmann recalled that on January 7, he received a call from Eastman, who asked about вЂњsomething dealing with Georgia, preserving something, potentially for appeal.вЂќ Eastman had recommended to vice president Mike Pence that he should delay the vote count to officially certify the 2020 election on January 6, former legal counsel Greg Jacob testified. Former White House lawyer John Eastman asked for a presidential pardon after pleading the Fifth Amendment 100 times, former lawyer Eric Herschmann recounted to the Special Committee investigating the January 6 attack on June 16.

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