it can involve members of donald trump s inner circle. it can involve local officials here in georgia. we could be looking at a very broad indictment, and they are down in miami, they were down in miami this week, picking up tips on how to respond. how to prepare for protesters, to demonstrators, the media is a big part of it as well. there will be a crush of reporters here on top of all the demonstrators. and just the passersby, who just want a glimpse at history. frank, the agency reports, quote, there are many reasons why georgia may want to look at to its summer southern neighbor when it comes to handling trump. florida is closer to georgia, politically, then new york. as more similar gun laws. miami and atlanta s line force meant resources also pale in comparison with new york city. what is the type of resource sharing, not just between cities, but with the fbi as well. what is the benefit of atlanta officers getting a realtime preview of what could play out in georgia? that
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of what a unique moment in history we find ourselves in. when the democratic front runner is focusing on the substantive accomplishments of his first term, and the republican front runner is under indictment. and somehow has enough power to get all the other candidates talking about whether or not they re going to pardon him. right, it s like the kind of thing you use to see in a corrupt local government. and sometimes people would run for mayor on things like that. whoever thought that we would have that in the presidency? we americans only get great presidential leadership if presidents are afraid, if they cross certain lines, if they will one day go to jail. if you take away that fear, we are going to see other presidents, and maybe trump if he comes back to office, do you think that make the period of 2017 to 2021, and all of the offenses against democracy that donald trump committed, they will make that look like a picnic. michael beschloss, i ve about 30 seconds left.
that will happen as a result of the trial of donald trump. this idea of chaos versus its david jolly, as always, thank you so much for spending part of your saturday with us. next, law enforcement officials from georgia taking note on how things are going in south florida. they want to be ready for a possible trump indictment in atlanta. frank figliuzzi talks about the unique security challenge, and the lessons learned. plus, historian, michael beschloss, on a and what we can learn from past attempts at unity that backfired. turns out it s mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don t pay for water. pay for clean. it s got to be tide. hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that s why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this:
we head into 2024. exactly. there s a clear chasm between the more mainstream republicans here in georgia, and the pro trump maga group. that has been playing out here for years now. it s as stark as it s ever been. that was a reminder of last weekend, when donald trump made his first visit here since the 2022 midterm campaign, among a group of loyalists. who were giving him standing ovations. but among the people who are not at that convention, was the governor of georgia. the most popular republican in the state. and many of his allies. again, it s a reminder of just how stark that divide is. he s leading the polls here, donald trump is. but at the same time, there is a significant undercurrent of republicans, we saw in the midterm of 2022. those swing voters, those independent to moderate centrist republicans, they were the difference between a herschel walker losing the senate race and raphael warnock winning it. frank, i have less than a minute left. i wanna go back to somethi