Meadows requests emergency stay in Georgia case so he can appeal federal judge's ruling on trial
Mark Meadows, President Trump's former chief of staff, filed an emergency motion Monday asking a federal judge to pause an order that kept his Georgia criminal election interference case in a state court, as he seeks to appeal the decision to a higher federal court.
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