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it s too many players, too much evidence, and too many other criminal cases for the former president. she s not even thinking about the fact that the calendar is pretty much full at this point. i want to ask you about the potential to flip some of these defendants. would you start with the fewest number of charges against them, those, some of the people that are in georgia that were having to do with the elections. where would you start to try to flip? or do you start high up? when you re flipping opposed to just trying to get people to exit the case, you want to see what they know and how they can help you. so flipping the people at the bottom may not be that helpful if aawl they know if the person right above them told them to do it you need people that have the evidence who are most likely to end up in the courtroom for trial. so you have to assess that. who knows the most, who can they give us, and then you re thinking about are the lawyers likely to flip, because they will los
overwhelming, and i think they felt the same thing. and the prosecution team that wa was in there were incredibly respectful and really did respond to the grand jurors in terms of what they wanted to know or, you know, what their questioning was. so it was just one of those processes that i think we all knew, you know, that this was something different and it really did have that heavy feeling. we appreciate you being with us, especially for your first interview after having that experience. thank you. thank you. donald trump now has to turn himself in, face charges in georgia. what could his defense in the case look like? we will ask david schoen, trump s lawyer that defended him at the second impeachment trial. (camera shutters) ( ) ( )
it was wow. what detail, the number of defendants, the number of lawyers, it s really a blockbuster indictment. it s really zeroing in on one state. we know these election interference actions were take nbc a bunch of states, but when you drill down on what happened in georgia, all the different strands of that conspiracy come out in this indictment. it s pretty overwhelming. we heard from fani willis that she s going to do this hopefully within six months and with all 19 defendants. i covered the oath keepers trial. that had 12 people. they broke it into two different cases. can yshe do this? it won t be 19 defendants, because what will start to happen is we ll see movement. people will plead out because they will be given good deals. people will flip and plead guilty and become cooperating witnesses. so people will start out of the case, but it s still impossible it can happen within six months.
the vice president also facing a pressure campaign. she also alleges they tried to breach voting machines in rural georgia, and then cover it all up. so by far, this is the most broad-sweeping indictment ever brought by a local prosecutor. and the former president has denied any long wrdoing. what happens next now? reporter: so the destruct attorney has given all the defendants until next friday to surrenderer. now we don t expect that the former president is going to object to that, so far he has cooperated in all the other cases negotiating a surrender, an initial appearance, going through the process of being arraigned. but then once they get past the procedure of all that, you can expect legal challenges to be filed. one of the key ones we re going to see is an effort to try to move this case from the state level to the federal level.