Mark Meadows 'pushed Justice Department to probe bizarre Trump election fraud conspiracy theory'
Daily MailMark Meadows pushed the Justice Department to investigate claims Donald Trump lost the election after Italians hacked voting machines using satellites. Meadows, who served as chief of staff in the Trump White House, sent five emails in the final weeks of Trump's presidency to then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen urging him to investigate the unproven claims, The New York Times reported. The emails particularly show Meadows urging Rosen to investigate the conspiracy theory dubbed 'ItalyGate' which bizarrely suggests Italians hacked voting machines using satellites to change votes in the 2020 election from Trump to Joe Biden. Mark Meadows, left,, sent five emails in the final weeks of Trump's presidency to then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen urging him to investigate the unproven claims of voter fraud On Saturday, Trump spoke in Greenville, North Carolina reiterating his false claims that the election was stolen In one email to another Justice Department official, Rosen indicated he had refused to arrange for FBI officials to meet with Brad Johnson - a former CIA employee who claimed he could prove the outlandish theory.