evidence: The fact that the biggest newspaper in the nation’s capital—the one that helped lead the charge to impeach Trump—was forced to admit that it "misquoted" the president about his call with the office of the Georgia Secretary of State is a big deal. That call, after all, was cited as one of the justifications for the president’s impeachment. [...] On March 11, however, the Post was forced to correct the original article, stating that the newspaper misquoted President Trump based on false information provided by their source. The Post’s report that Trump told Watson to "find the fraud" and that she would be "a national hero" if she did were completely false. Thus, the main evidence claiming that Trump was obstructing justice in Georgia was gained through reliance on an anonymous source who misled the newspaper. [...] Jordan Fuchs, Deputy Secretary of State of Georgia, has now been identified as the "anonymous" source who provided the false information about the December 23 call. Fuchs has also been identified as the likely source of the leaked recording from Jan. 2, in which President Trump called Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger urging him to overturn the vote in Georgia due to the fraud that Trump believed had changed the outcome of the election.