county, georgia. with a former president is expected to turn himself in by the end of next week. julie, welcome to you. walk us through what that process will look like once it happens? >> yeah, hey, alex. here's what the process normally looks. like for any other normal defendant who comes to this jail, over my shoulder here, and the sheriff here says that he wants it to be that way for the former president to. let's talk about what that would look like, right? it would consist of the former president arriving, getting fingerprinted, getting his property searched. turning over herself, on anything else he may have on him, getting a medical screening. and getting his mugshot taken before waiting in a room for sometimes upwards of 12 hours at this overcrowded jail that, by the way, is under investigation for civil rights violations by the department of justice. when the secret service is involved, and as we've seen in the last three indictments, of the former president, that's not typically what happens. at this point, we still don't know how it's gonna go down here on the ground. what we do know, the former president doesn't plan to show up here until at least next thursday. remember what the d a fani willis had said she wanted them