They weren't and there was no reason to think that they were. And he was only asking them to "find the dishonesty" in specific places. While he may not have ut

They weren't and there was no reason to think that they were. And he was only asking them to "find the dishonesty" in specific places. While he may not have uttered the exact syllables reported, the core of the story, the central message, was correct. Trump tried to pressure Georgia into overturning an election. Trying to paint it as a complete refutation of the story is misinformation. You are the one attempting to do damage here.