The plea deal by Donald Trump co-defendant Kenneth Chesebro, the third secured by District Attorney Fani Willis in her conspiracy case against Trump and 18 others, lands closer to Trump himself than the previous two and may be just another in a series of deals cut as legal maneuvers play out. Gwen Keyes, former DeKalb County, Georgia district attorney, talks with Alex Wagner about what the deal means for this case as well as Trump's other criminal trials.
defense counsel. i mean, these are excellent counsel. jennifer and i used to work together when we were both prosecutors. and drew has been a formidable opponent of mine and other colleagues for years. so, what you will see, i have no doubt, will be an effective defense strategy once they had the opportunity to digest the indictment and we are going to be looking at some of the great prosecutors and great defense lawyers in georgia going head to head throughout this process. i think, though, it s important to remember that this is really about the residents of fulton. their votes and looking to see whether the facts and law actually match up in the way that the district attorney has laid out for the grand jury. gwen keyes, appreciate your time. thank you so much. thank you. so our coverage of the fourth indictment of former president trump continues. we re going to take you back out life to the fulton county courthouse in atlanta, georgia,