s attorneys here in georgia, as well as his associates saying the events that have unfolded today have been tracking and absurd. they go on in the statement to say that it was, the district attorney clearly decided to force through and rush there s a 98-page indictment, and they say that this one granbury presentation relied on witnesses to harbor their own personal and political interests, some of whom ran campaigns touting their efforts against the accused and or profited from deals and employment opportunities. laura, as you know, most gradually presentations are pretty one-sided. that is why they say you re innocent until proven guilty, this is the indictment stage. fulton county district attorney fani willis is obviously going to have a lot of work ahead of her to bring this case to trial and to try to get convictions against the defendants. a really important point about the grand jury, sara, it s not as if there are other two sided graduates, it really
murders? i don t think so. s attorneys were artful in their language. they have evidence that they will used to corroborate the fact that he wasn t there the will be introduced on cross by experts and to me that means he won t be able to bring someone that says i was with brian at this bar five hours away on this morning. they will be doing cross-examination to attack the efficiency of the prosecution s evidence of all their witnesses and i think the expert they are probably referring to is a cell phone tower expert or somebody of that nature. and everything they used to plant him there, but i don t think that he actually has an alibi in a traditional sense. we are only a couple months from trial, doesn t mean it won t be pushed but his feet are being held to the fire. if this were an ordinary case i think the prosecution probably would have reviewed their response and said they don t have anything but nobody in this type of case with this
we don t know they told him he was going to be charged with anything, but he was certainly referencing. i know you re gonna be anchoring the former u.s. ambassador john bolton on the program, also the trump administration, we re watching that. right now, to get a better sense of what goes on in these meetings that attorneys have with prosecutors, as well as what goes into the ultimate decision on indictments, i m joined by cnn senior law enforcement analyst, former fbi andrew mccabe. what likely happens in a meeting like this between trump s attorneys and doj officials? sure, so, anderson, it s good to also know that avoiding getting your client indicted is every defense attorney s first and biggest goal. so, the last ditch effort to try to avoid an indictment is usually a meeting along these lines. the defense attorneys request to come in, and basically