early november, before attorney general merrick garland announced, to oversee investigations into the former president, and the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol, according to a person who is not authorized to speak publicly about that matter, bloomberg is also reporting the jack smith has added to experience federal prosecutors, team railed sir, and david hard at his counsel to fbi director james comey, joining us now is andrew weissmann, former fbi and general counsel, former chief of the criminal division and eastern district of new york, has a professional practice at nyu law school, and also neil catio, former acting attorney general, they are both msnbc political analysts. we will discuss the biden documents case in a, moment but i want to begin with what is developing in georgia, the special grand jury has completed their work, andrew
mandate that s a lot larger than the georgia investigation, but the georgia investigation as part of it and that s not unusual complex big cases to have both federal and state investigations for example i m doing that on the george floyd prosecution right now, working with state prosecutors, there s also been a separate federal investigation, into that here. jack smith s investigation is a lot more sprawling, because it s not just georgia, it s many other states and wish or was the fake electors scheme. and i agree with andrew, that it does look like, from reading the tea leaves, that this case is heading to indictment, but the billion dollar question is whether it s an indictment of giuliani, and the other kind of henchmen may have been involved in the fake electors plot, or we will reach into donald trump himself. but it does seem like the conviction, the trial and conviction of the former president, is looking like a real possibility in georgia, the donald trump might not have
destroy democracy, in elections for president to individual states, including georgia, where donald trump called the secretary of state, asking him to change the vote count, a phone call that was recorded, and immediately provoked a grand jury investigation of donald trump, which as of tonight, has been completed. we ll be discussing the details of what happens next in that criminal investigation, in georgia of donald trump later in this hour. with andrew weissmann and neil
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