From the article you cited:
"Among the documents reviewed by DailyMail.com, were Wade’s invoices to the DA. Shockingly, they including one bill for an ‘interview with DC/White House’ for eight hours on November 18 2022 and another for eight hours including ‘conference with White House Counsel’ on May 23 2022."
OK. That establishes that the meetings in question happened.
Not necessarily.
For those that missed it, the source was Garrett Ziegler (aka "Marco Polo") ... an unqualified twatwaffle lunatic MAGAt troll that once served in the Trump Administration.
He's the guy that granted access to Rudy, Sidney, and Michael Flynn and got them into the WH shortly before Jan 6th ... which resulted in an unhinged meeting with WH Counsel, Trump, and others ... trying to get Trump to declare martial law.
Ziegler has already admitted that he hacked into files on a hard drive that was (purportedly) a copy of the drive on Hunter's laptop (which itself is a federal crime (via the CFAA), given that the owner certainly didn't authorize it) ... and Ziegler is on video doing it.
Don't recall offhand, but he may have also copped to altering or planting files on it as well.
He's - along with a number of others - now being sued by Hunter Biden ....
These people are so stoopid it literally boggles the mind.
The next logical question is, what were the meetings for? What was discussed and with whom? While the conspiracy theorists are happy to leap the the conclusion that Biden is coordinating the prosecutions against Trump, it seems to me at least plausible that these meetings were part of the investigation by GA prosecutors then underway.
Yup.
Or something else entirely.
Like maybe a meeting with a
former WH Counsel ...
whose name might rhyme with "Patsy Baloney" ...
Interestingly, the invoice shows that the one of the meetings with "WH Counsel" was in ... (wait for it) ...
Athens ...
I'd assume that to be Athens, GA.
Assuming the invoices presented are authentic, they only establish that certain meetings happened. They do not establish who requested the meetings, the purpose of the meetings, who exactly the meetings were with, and what exactly was discussed. Such questions are legitimate but not yet answered. Jumping to the conclusion without evidence that coordination is afoot is not legitimate.
Correct.