Conservative constitutional scholar and former Chapman University Law professor John Eastman rose to national prominence during the 2020 election when, as an adviser to President Trump, he authored memos and advanced creative legal arguments that suggested ways to challenge or delay the certification of Joe Biden’s victory. His efforts have made him a central figure in ongoing debates over election integrity, executive power, and the limits of constitutional law. In this exclusive OC World interview, Eastman maintains he broke no laws, framing his role in the 2020 election as merely providing legal advice on unsettled constitutional questions.