Arizona GOP Chairman Resigns Amid Bribery Scandal

Kari Lake, U.S. Senate candidate, accused of secretly recording conversation and orchestrating chairman's downfall.

Jeff DeWit, the chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, resigned following the release of a secretly recorded conversation in which he allegedly offered a job to U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake in exchange for her not running for office.
DeWit claims the recording was selectively edited and that he was set up by Lake, who he accuses of orchestrating the situation to gain control over the state party.
Lake, a staunch Trump supporter, has framed herself as a political outsider and has used the incident to bolster her primary campaign.
DeWit's resignation has thrown the Arizona Republican Party into disarray during a crucial election year.
Questions have been raised about Lake's history of secretly recording conversations and the potential legal implications, particularly in states where both parties must consent to being recorded.