the district attorney, fani, fani willis, in atlanta, she s getting killed. suddenly she is saying trump doesn t have the right to to criticize an election. amy lee copeland, is that we just attorney willis is saying? that s not what she saying. she saying i have a statutory duty to determine if there is probable cause. i think there is, i take him for a grand jury. if the jury, if the grand jury finds probable cause, then i seek an indictment. that s what she has done here. she did this both at the regular granary stage, but even before them. she got a special purpose grand jury. so no one can claim that this was rushed. that special purpose grand jury, heard 75 witnesses and consider documents over the course of months. so mr. trump has gotten twice as many procedural protections as most criminal defendants have. she doesn t decide whether or
it is not just as if donald trump is the only bold faced name in the group. but one thing we have seen, people are complaining about their legal bills. in addition to mark meadows who we sort of wonder what he is doing, is he cooperating in some way. we wonder when these codefendants say, i need help with my legal bills, is that sending a message about be careful? there is going to be some separation at some point, it seems like between the former president and his codefendants, and it will come sooner than people realize. and it might be what fani needs to get this trace to case to a trial. thank you all very much i want to now bring in retired secret service agent ray moore, he was the service agent in charge of the field office in atlanta. thanks for being here can you walk us through what the surrender process will likely look at. will trump arrival at the airport over to the now infamous county jail on thursday.
speaking to this because it goes to a larger core problem that this country has and isn t going to be resolved by any one case, whether it s the supreme court on this disqualification issue or by fani willis or alvin bragg or jack smith, as important as all of that is. this is such an important conversation and all we can do today is start it, but some of the fault of the pressure you felt inside the mueller probe is ours, right? i mean, i think if you were i mean, i was covering the mueller investigation, i think i was still registered republican, but my alarm at watching his conduct of firing comey and all of the conduct that took place in public view i think focused everyone s attention, certainly ours as a program on the work of the mueller probe. it s more the $64 million, it s the $640 million question,
just four more days until the deadline. donald trump and his 18 co-defendants have to turn themselves in. isabel rosales has the details. reporter: thursday or friday is the expectation when former president donald trump will surrender himself to the fulton county jail. that is according to a senior law enforcement source with knowledge of that surrender. friday, of course, marking the deadline of d.a. fani willis when they all must turn themselves in. sources say cnn s team has already been in contact with the office. those conversations into next week, specifically on the conditions of his appearance and also on the logistics of his surrender. now we know that officials including the fulton county sheriff, pat labat, have insisted that trump and the other co-defendants will be treated the same as everybody else, specifically with
special counsel investigators that he did not discuss making those edits with trump. a spokesperson for the special counsel s office as well as meadow s lawyer declined to comment while a trump spokesperson accuses d.o.j. of selectively leaking incomplete information. our friend and former fbi general council andrew weisman spoke over the weekend about the legal maneuvering that meadows and his lawyers likely engaged in right now. he s trying to sort of have it both ways, where he sort of gives some information hoping that if he sort of partially cooperates, he won t get federally charged. he clearly is giving some information to the feds. i think this is definitely more to come. i think that fani willis or jack smith tell him you re either a defendant or a cooperator.