I watched a few of those courtroom hearings. One of the better cases involved Republican poll watchers telling the court what the corrupt (supposedly neutral) poll worker. There story was very credible. Then someone on the commission asked, "How many votes do you believe were actually tampered with?"

The poll watchers said: "30, maybe 40." Not really enough to reverse an election result.

Then then there were a couple of case where the main witnesses were whackjobs. Even Mr. Guilaini hung his head low, wondering why he was in this courtroom.

Yep, those hearings should be all collected in one place for public inspection.