In a court filing, Mark Meadows claims that he should not be charged in Fulton County, Georgia claiming things like executive privilege, asserting that he was serving the Office of the President and therefore is immune from charges:
As a federal official at the time of the charged conduct, he is immune from state prosecution under the Supremacy Clause of the Federal Constitution. The State’s prosecution of Mr. Meadows threatens the important federal interest in providing the President of the United States with close, confidential advice and assistance, firmly entrenched in federal law for nearly 100 years, and gives rise to precisely the sort of state interference in federal affairs the Supremacy Clause prohibits.