partners, this is set aside. a state conviction is a different animal than a federal election. is that a fair assessment? it is. and another georgia law. there s a statute that limits the ability to pardon and i think the legislature in georgia needs to amend that statute and give governor kim the ability to pardon in this situation because this is clear election interference. it is clear democrat warfare by democrat prosecutors where theyy are to have them, prosecutors, them, judges and juries and democrat hellholes decide the next presidential election instead of the american people. trace: it is one of those things where there s so much involved with this. back to you quickly, kash patel because the news conference, we just saw a couple of the staff people walk by. we anticipate fani willis will come out. you see the news media there is
isolation but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia. and some occurred in other jurisdictions and are included because the grand jury believes they were part of the illegal effort to overturn the results of georgia s 2020 presidential election. the acts identified as predicate acts or acts of racketeering activity are crimes that are alleged to have been committed in furtherance of the criminal enterprise. acts of racketeering activity are also charged as a separate counts in the indictment against those who are alleged to have committed them. all elections in our nation are administered by the states, which are given the responsibility of ensuring a fair process and an accurate
robert david shealy, michael a roman, david james schaefer, sean may, tricia steel, steve and cliff guard we , harrison prescott floyd, trayveon c, sidney kathryn powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hampton also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia s racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through
muster? and there s one other thing that we need to focus on. this is 12, 14 defendants. if any one of these defendants request a separate trial because they have statements that cross model between the defenses of one or the other, then they have to be siphoned off, tried separately before hand before the rest even go. this is what we used to do, and heavy narcotics trafficking cases. human trafficking cases that i defended and prosecuted. and so we are now threatening to set the constitution on fire because a politicized government gangster in fulton county, georgia, want to take out donald trump and i think the american public has seen it in indictment one, two, three, and now four that president trump is a target. he is not an unlawful arbiter of the law. he is standing up for everyone s constitutional believes. and everyone is saying, whether i agree or agree with president trump, i should have that free speech right to say my boys
keeping the courthouse open but most importantly for keeping us safe over the weeks and months that have led up to this indictment and for what i know they will continue to do, to keep us safe. we also want to thank the atlanta police department and other law enforcement partners who have worked with the sheriff to keep us safe. i will now take a very limited number of questions, prior to going to sleep. [laughter] reporter: i will go first, if you don t mind. 11 alive. can you clarify if georgia, the mandatory minimum, whether probation or how that might play out. district attorney willis: the rico charges is time that you have to serve. reporter: what is the timetable for trial? district attorney willis: wha t is the timetable for the trial? as you know, trials are set by the judges and so it would be at the church that sets the date of