We've identified the main unnamed characters in Jack Smith's new Trump memoir

New evidence was filed Wednesday in the federal lawsuit against former President Donald Trump over his efforts to overturn his 2020 election defeat. In a voluminous brief, special counsel Jack Smith laid out blow-by-blow the numerous appeals , Trump's tweets and meetings with key figures like Rudy Giuliani and lawyer John Eastman.

The 165-page document is a page-turner, but it can be difficult to follow. Many names are redacted and replaced with pseudonyms like CC1, short for Co-Conspirator 1, and P76, short for Person 76.

We are here to help you. Below are the core characters, along with a few smaller players who have received little attention so far.

CC1 Rudy Giuliani

The brief portrays Giuliani as a private attorney willing to falsely claim victory and knowingly spread false claims of election fraud. Giuliani, who has since been disbarred in New York and Washington, D.C., is also particularly bad at dialing phone numbers, brief notes including misdialing a Michigan lawmaker and two U.S. senators. The brief also cites one of Trump's tweets naming Giuliani.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. CC2 John Eastman

The brief describes Eastman as a professor and lawyer who represented Trump in various capacities. Earlier this year, a California judge ruled that Eastman must be disbarred, which he is currently appealing. Eastman is identifiable through references to some cases in which he represented Trump, as well as references to his appearance on Steve Bannon's podcast.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. CC3 Sidney Powell

The memoir details Powell's obsession with false theories about voting machines, as well as Trump's private views about him, including that Powell seemed unhinged during a press conference and that Tucker Carlson ( P51 in the brief) eviscerated the Fox News heron. Powell took a plea deal last year in connection with the Georgia election and was sanctioned in federal courts, but he retained his Texas law license. The brief also cites one of Trump's tweets naming Powell.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. CC4 N/A

There is no CC4 in the latest brief, likely due to the Supreme Court's decision this summer to grant Trump broad immunity for official acts. In the original indictment, Co-Conspirator 4 referred to Jeffrey Clark, a former Justice Department lawyer who currently faces disciplinary charges and is indicted along with Trump in Georgia.

CC5 Ken Chesebro

The brief describes Chesebro as a lawyer who volunteered to help the Trump campaign with lawsuits challenging the Wisconsin election. He is identifiable based on the brief description of the memos he wrote that laid the groundwork for the fake voter strategy. Chesebro pleaded guilty in the Georgia case last year and faces additional charges in Wisconsin. The brief points out that on January 6, Chesebro marched with the crowd toward the Capitol and violated the restricted area surrounding the building.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. CC6 Boris Epshteyn

The brief describes Epshteyn as a private political operative who communicated extensively with Giuliani and Eastman, including in partially published texts. Like Giuliani and Eastman, Epshteyn can also be identified through an appearance on the Bannon podcast. On the evening of January 6, he found the contact details of some members of Congress led by Trump to call Giulian.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. The other actors

In addition to the unindicted co-conspirators, dozens of other individuals remain unidentified. Here are some of the most crucial ones.

P1 Steve Bannon

The brief describes Bannon as a private political advisor who worked for the defendant's 2016 presidential campaign and who maintained a podcast broadcasting [Trumps] false allegations of fraud. References to certain podcast episode dates, including an infamous climate battle joke, confirm Bannon's identity.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P2 Bill Stepien

The brief identifies Stepien by his title as Trump campaign manager.

P3 Justin Clark

The brief describes Clark as Trump's deputy campaign manager. Clark is identifiable through excerpts from an email in which he writes that the fake voter scheme turned into a crazy play. The Arizona fake voter indictment, which also names Clark, attributes the email to him.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P5 unconfirmed

The filing itself does not include identifying information about this key individual, who, while not going by the nickname CC, is described as a campaign employee, agent and co-conspirator. Several media outlets reported that it was Mike Roman, who is currently facing charges in Arizona and Wisconsin. The brief alleges he sought to create chaos at polling places after the election, urging a colleague to provoke them.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P9 Eric Herschmann

The memoir describes Herschmann as a White House staffer who came to serve as the Trump campaign's information conduit to Trump. He is identifiable through key biographical details, including that he began working as an aide to the president in August 2020 and represented Trump during his first impeachment trial in January 2020. The memoir fleshes out Herschmann's attempts to telling Trump the unvarnished truth about his campaign legal team, including confronting Eastman about the fringe theories he was feeding Trump.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P12 Jenna Ellis

The brief cites one of Trump's tweets praising Ellis by name.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P13 Jared Kushner

The brief identifies him as Trump's son-in-law.

P14 Ivanka Trump

The brief identifies her as Trump's daughter.

P21 Mark Meadows

The brief identifies Meadows by his title as Trump's chief of staff.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P26 Chris Carr

The brief identifies Carr by his title as attorney general of Georgia.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P27 David Perdue

The brief cites one of Trump's tweets praising the former Georgia senator by name.

P39 Ronna McDaniel

The brief identifies McDaniel by her title as former chairwoman of the Republican National Committee.

Deposition of Special Counsel Jack Smith in United States v. Donald J. Trump, October 2, 2024. P59 Pat Cipollone

The brief identifies Cipollone by his title as White House counsel.

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