Mark Meadows arraigned via video in Arizona fake electors plot

Donald Trump's former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows, was arraigned in Arizona Friday for his role in the plot to overthrow the 2020 election.

Meadows joined the court via video chat with Michael "Mike" Roman, a former member of Trump's 2020 campaign team who was also allegedly involved. Both men are also part of the sprawling racketeering case in Fulton County, Georgia.

Meadows and Roman both face nine felony counts along with 16 other co-defendants indicted by the grand jury in April. Meadows pleaded not guilty.

According to the 58-page indictment, 11 Arizona Republicans and seven aides to Trump crafted the scheme to pretend Trump won the state and develop their own false documents. Trump aides came up with a plan to claim Trump won the state. President Joe Biden actually won the state.

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If Meadows and others are convicted they can be sentenced to serve prison time, though lack of criminal history means they could just receive probation.

One legal expert suspects that Donald Trump will ultimately be indicted in the plot as well.

CNN's Zachary Cohen posted a screen capture of the moment here.