Court just came back from lunch. No phones in the courtroom, so that's why there's not much updates. CNN has two people there. Presumably one sneaks out to write an update, and they switch off.

So the biggest news is that Meadows actually got on the stand. Most legal experts did not think he would because he will have to be cross examined under oath.

He is trying to say this is just my job. Prosectuors are trying to say campaign work is not part of his job.

And 4 other GA defendants are going to try this same thing....get their cases moved to federal court. Folks expect Trump to try it too.

So the other biggest thing so far is

Meadows questioned about setting up call where Trump told Georgia officials to "find" votes to win state

Meadows said that Trump had “a concern” about potential fraud in Atlanta and was hoping to figure out "a less-litigious way of resolving” his issues with the election results in Georgia.

Willis’ prosecutors have repeatedly highlighted that Meadows included outside, pro-Trump lawyers on that call – people who were not federal employees and didn’t work at the Department of Justice, for instance.

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Meadows said he didn’t recall a specific conversation with Cleta Mitchell, a private attorney assisting Trump, to get her on the call with Raffensperger. He said he also couldn’t recall looping in members of Trump’s campaign to the call.

Meadows grew somewhat exasperated as the prosecutor questioned why his role would include setting up a call to settle private litigation. Meadows pointed to Trump’s needs as he perceived them.

“I dealt with the president’s personal position on a number of things. It’s still a part of my job to make sure the president is safe and secure and able to perform his job,” Meadows said. “Serving the president of the United States is what I do, to be clear.”