he will head to georgia to talk about that. i m bill hemmer. we re on different floors. we ll take turns, right? this is officially a podcast. dana: it is a brand-new podcast. my home during the five this week as well. it is small which fits me just perfectly. i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. the white house sees georgia as ground zero in its push for election reform. president biden and vice president harris will speak there this afternoon as the white house pressures democrats to get on board even if it means breaking the filibuster. republicans calling all of it an attempt to distract from a failing agenda. hysterical claim that our democracy is in crisis rings hollow. it would destroy a key feature of american government forever. this is nothing more than an election power grab by the democrats. they want to federalize the election. not about improving access to the ballot, the ballot changing the political dynamic in this country to crow ate an
good evening once again, i m stephanie roe. live from san francisco. this week we could learn more from d a fani willis and judge scott mcafee about whether donald trump and his codefendants will be tried and october for the alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election down in georgia. and if all of this evening, willis still says trump and the others should be tried together. meanwhile, the fulton county sheriff s not waiting to get ready for the trial. today he talked about that with my colleague blaine alexander. how do you secure the courthouse for such a complex trial for that amount of time? we ve had enough practice. so we have different gantt trials that have gone on with r.i.c.o. cases involving 28 defendants. what does that look like? so we have, we understand we won t leave the courthouse, we cannot lose sight that safety and security is first. the sheriff also showed nbc the area where trump was fingerprinted and ultimately both. he added that
courthouse for such a complex trial for that amount of time? we ve had enough practice. so we have different gantt trials that have gone on with r.i.c.o. cases involving 28 defendants. what does that look like? so we have, we understand we won t leave the courthouse, we cannot lose sight that safety and security is first. the sheriff also showed nbc the area where trump was fingerprinted and ultimately both. he added that he does not regret taking donald trump s mugshot, even though that furry image has been used by trump s campaign to raise money. ultimately, that that decision to take a mugshot, did that come down to you? it did. it did. and it is one that i don t regret. for me, it was understanding that, again, we have a community of black and brown people. we have 3600 detainees. 85 to 90% look like you and i. and they don t have that choice. we don t give them that choice. and they aren t simply accused of a crime as well, and so this accusation, this indictment
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Because once doug jones is seated, republicans still have the majority, but it s only 51 vote. that makes any one republican very important, because they could make demands that have to be met. it means that the democrats are in a far better bargaining position. that s why the republican senators have every incentive to try to make their deal, make peace with their house republican counterparts and get this bill through, because sooner or later, doug jones is going to be seated. now, the secretary of state of alabama said it won t you know, will take a few weeks. so even in even if things go well, it gives the republicans a few weeks to get their will done. there seems to be no political reason for them to delay, unless we hear from schumer, unless he has some arrow in his quiver we don t know about. guys, stand by. let s go to this big hearing on the hill. rod rosenstein, the deputy