live at msnbc headquarters here at 30 rock. today, president trump has signaled what could be his next move in the georgia election case. this afternoon, he told the judge that he may seek removal of his prosecution to federal court. remember trump s former chief of staff and co defendant mark meadows is already trying to do that. he s still waiting for ruling on that request. as meadows tried to work out their legal strategies, district attorney fani willis is fighting to protect her investigation from house republicans. today, she responded to the judiciary committee chairman jim jordan, who began investigating her office after trump was indicted. in a scathing nine-page letter, willis told jordan he was, quote, trying to obstruct a criminal proceeding and advance outrageous partisan misrepresentations. he also said that being a political candidate did not make trump immune from prosecution. similar to what kamala harris said yesterday. meanwhile, nbc reports that the grand
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It’s called Christmas creep — the phenomena of Christmas coming ever so much earlier every year —and don’t I know it. I was at a craft fair last weekend where