Welcome to our viewers joining us in the United States and all around the world. Just ahead on cnn newsroom,. All i want to do is this. I want to find 11,580 votes. Indictment brings Felony Charges against donald john trump. I think there is a trail of information that america is going to get to see. You got a different player that just stepped on the field with a different playbook and a different sense of what justice looks like. It is tuesday, august 15th, 4 a. M. Here in atlanta why former President Trump and 18 codefendants have been indicted for allegedly attempting to overturn georgias Election Results in 2020. The 41 count document was unsealed hours ago revealing all people that abilities as a, quote, conspiracy to unlawfully change the outcome in favor of the names includes several high named individuals thate ten da to surrender. And includes Rudy Giuliani and john clark, among others. He faces 13 charges, including conspiracy to commit false statements and forgery in the fi
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criminal charges trying to overturn the defeat. let s look at the political ramifications of this. what stands out, is if trump is re-elected in 2024, he will not be able to pardon himself or his allies. will that be his most challenging indictment? it is his most challenging indictment. if he is elected in 2024, he cannot make it go away. and the governor cannot make it go away. the governor cannot pardon him. so there is the potential that this is a case could transcend a successful re-election for trump and put him in legal jeopardy as president if he was
the contrary with a straight face before being shouted down. but then minutes later came bad news for paul manafort from the city of new york. the manhattan district attorney announced a grand jury had indicted manafort on 16 criminal counts related to an alleged mortgage fraud scheme. those are state charges. so if manafort is found guilty of those or any one of them, the president cannot pardon him. today trump claimed the idea of a pardon hasn t even crossed his mind, while also expressing sympathy for his former chairman. i feel badly for him. i think it s a very sad situation. will you pardon paul manafort? i have not even given it a thought as of this moment. it s not something that s right now on my mind. so with that let s bring in our lead-off panel on a wednesday night. josh gerstein, senior political affairs contributor for politico. he was inside the manafort courtroom today. maya wiley, former assistant u.s. attorney with the southern
manafort s lawyer, as we saw, from going outside and claiming the contrary with a straight face before being shouted down. but then minutes later came bad news for paul manafort from the city of new york. the manhattan district attorney announced a grand jury had indicted manafort on 16 criminal counts related to an alleged mortgage fraud scheme. those are state charges. so if manafort is found guilty of those or any one of them, the president cannot pardon him. today trump claimed the idea of a pardon hasn t even crossed his mind, while also expressing sympathy for his former chairman. i feel badly for him. i think it s a very sad situation. will you pardon paul manafort? i have not even given it a thought as of this moment. it s not something that s right now on my mind. so with that let s bring in our lead-off panel on a wednesday night. josh gerstein, senior political affairs contributor for politico. he was inside the manafort courtroom today. maya wiley, former assistant