of course, the judge has to sign off on that. usually, and typically, they do. georgia believes, under their law, of course, the public has a right, and an interest, to have an inside look as to their judicial proceedings. that will, of course, be super notable, previously, we've only got in those courtroom sketches of the former president sitting inside the courtroom, as the charges are being read to him, as he appeared in his first hearing. i will note, the arraignment that the d a fani willis had proposed to the judge for the week of september 5th, trump can appear virtually, perhaps, if they agree to that. there's nothing in georgia law that says that is not an option. currently, that's still on the table. it's not clear, because of, course the former president, all of the 18 codefendants, can file a separate motion to try and delay the start of the trial. they still haven't fully agreed to the dates that fani willis has proposed here. it's not clear when we're gonna see the former president in the courtroom here, he could totally show up virtually to the arraignment, if and when that happens. i do want to talk about something about you and greg are talking about that, just

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