Thank you, sherif. Good luck the rest of the evening. Thats it. Was it all you hoped it would be . [ laughter ] didnt get a good look. You want me to leave . You have had a long day. These folks cant go until you all go. I know we have talked about leaving the equipment here. Dont leave it here, because you wont want to be her tomorrow. You are welcome to be here if you dont have a role 22 for whats going on tomorrow. Did we find anything . It has to be a group decision. They can come and collect. You are watching a feed from the courthouse in Fulton County, georgia. That is judge Robert Mcburney on the bench who just told all of the reporters in that room that, quote, you need to leave. He said he meant it in a nice way. What has just happened and we will get some Expert Advice on this in just a moment, but under Georgia State law, when a grand jury handsdown an indictment, it goes immediately to the Presiding Judge who has been overseeing the work of The Grand Jury. In this case, tha
evidence. i think in the coming moments or hours, we will learn how much further she got than what we all know. presumably, we will not have unnamed co-conspirators. there will be names named and the georgia story has a long tail, unlike the federal indictment. the fact that trump was sending letters to brad raffensperger in september of 2021 tells you that there is more to the story. even the coffee county stuff, there is still that he was trying to get done well into the biden presidency that will be revealed in the indictment. let me ask you specifically. the zero no true bills, the language is so true weird. it s like an old west and i m the martial billing language.
host of the katie fang show and former florida state prosecutor and has extensive felony trial experience. can you tell me if i said anything wrong and if you can add anything to our understanding in terms of what we witnessed? reporter: to give you real- time update, that unsealed indictment that was delivered to judge mcburney has not been delivered to the clerk s office at that point in time, copies are going to be provided and we are not sure exactly when, but if we get a copy, we will provided immediately. there was a very important question that i want to bring to viewers that was asked by judge mcburney to the clerk as she was providing them the 10 indictments to judge mcburney. he asked, have you maintained custody of these documents up until now? thereby, indicating that if there were any concern that there had been any tampering with those documents
most likely that all indictments would go to the same judge. i can t imagine that it would be a circumstance where each indictment would be put on the wheel for a different judge would be assigned. i m assuming they would all be handled together. the d.a.s team is probably back in the office. these are sensitive moments. i can imagine there would be a sense of relief to have gotten through this milestone after over two years. certainly, a sense of accomplishment as you think about the fact that there were zero dismissals or no bills, but also a recognition that this is the pause point. they may take that time and get ready for the next step, because as it becomes public, who is charged and what those charges are, the d.a.s office
it has to be a group decision. they can come and collect. you are watching a feed from the courthouse in fulton county, georgia. that is judge robert mcburney on the bench who just told all of the reporters in that room that, quote, you need to leave. he said he meant it in a nice way. what has just happened and we will get some expert advice on this in just a moment, but under georgia state law, when a grand jury hands-down an indictment, it goes immediately to the presiding judge who has been overseeing the work of the grand jury. in this case, that is judge mcburney.