let the process work. the president is going to work on our economy, work on4 creatig manufacturing jobs here in the united states. that s his job.÷n joe biden is going to do his job. i want to ask$v about mark meadows. you did calls with him during the transition. now he s a defendant in this georgia probe. he really wants(ois case moved to federal court. he didn t want to have to be booked and arrested yesterday. sohi far, he s not prevailed. he has to go through the process. we ll see on monday what a judge says aboutp all of this. but i want to read you what fani willis, the d.a. said he has not shown how his participation conspired to fg overturn the election had any relationship to his officialjz duties much less how his participation was necessary for chiekáup#f. you were chief of staff. he s saying because i was that, this stuff can cannot be considered in state court because itfpertained to my job to help the president. what do you say having had had
it s a deep cut from my friend bryan. you know, just sitting here and having this conversation with you, we covered your investigation to donald trump. and there is something so trumpian about this georgia probe because the crimes happened on tape, right? another ghost, that comey with the tapes there is a tape of a lot of what trump did, and some could be charged tonight. and i remember telling my viewers, i try not to give homework. i know you just gave a but i remember listening to the whole case of the georgia call, and tweeting out, listen to the whole thing, you have to, their cause to have that gift of his brazenness, of his criminality, and his effort to cheat on such a lengthy tape, you understood all the levers he was pulling, the chief of staff was on the call with him, you understood all the shady lawyers he was deploying, i think jen ellis, sydney powell and others you really got a window into
that. the issue itself gets to the core of our democracy. these foundation allayers of our democracy. last time trump was indicted in that federal case, accusing him of election interference, you called it the most consequential indictment brought against him. where would you place this georgia probe? would it hold the same significance to you as the federal case? it would. it s not federal versus state again, so much as the content of the indictment. both are connected. what we are learning today is some of the detail about additional action that was taken during these very difficult, fragile months to undercut the electo so i think both combined in some ways only amplify just how serious the charges are, and how important it is to resolve this, because left unresolved, this leaves our democratic process up in the air in many ways, so
Former President Donald Trump and several of his associates could soon face criminal charges in Georgia for their roles in trying to overturn the 2020 election results in the state, according to a report by Rolling Stone. https://youtu.be/4 UN8p7zTog Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said she will announce charging decisions by September 1 in her…
just for perspective, jack smith has thus far charged one person, six co-conspirators. that is for the nationwide scheme. fan fan fan any will husband will indict a dozen? it is clear to me every piece of signaling that we ve seenusband a dozen? it is clear to me every piece of signaling that we ve seenusbanda dozen? it is clear to me every piece of signaling that we ve seen has shown that she will approach it very broadly. the indictment is the easy part. it is not hard to get an indictment of essentially whoever you want as long as you have some basis of proof. the bar is so much higher in court. what is really interesting to me about the georgia probe is how much we know nknow about it all. we know with a the foreperson said and fani willis said we re ready to go. and then we learn that we re now