adding one more step to that spectacle here in georgia, given that this is a georgia state trial, there will be cameras allowed in the courtroom stopjudge scott mcafee has granted access to four different camera teams so we expect that arraignment will be broadcast on television. carl, what impact do you think that will have, just quickly to follow up on that point you made about a televised trial? well, this is obviously somebody, donald trump, who enjoys the spotlight, who enjoys the spotlight, who enjoys being on television. he has made every opportunity he could throughout this entire legal process to try to bring as much attention as he could because he says he is innocent and these cases are politically motivated and in fact as we speak he is currently on newsmax giving a live interview after he was here in georgia facing those criminal charges,
that he could throughout this entire legal process to try to bring as much attention as he could because he says he is innocent and he says these cases are politically motivated in fact, as we speak, he is currently on newsmax giving a live interview after he was here in georgia facing those criminal charges, so we don t know exactly what kind of impact it will be. obviously, there ll be many eyes on the arraignment and we expect there could be cameras allowed in the courtroom through the process as this unfolds in georgia, so it s definitely one of the things that sets this case apart from the other three and we will see that arraignment is scheduled to be in the week of september the fifth, so just a couple of weeks from now. carl nasman reporting from fulton county. now, let s take a deeper look at the 13 charges against donald trump now. violating the state s racketeering act by unlawfully conspiring through a pattern of fraudulent activity to change the outcome of the election,
so we don t know exactly what kind of impact it will be. 0bviously, kind of impact it will be. obviously, there will be many eyes on the arraignment and we expect they could be cameras allowed in the courtroom through the process as this unfolds in georgia so it s definitely one of the things that sets this case apart from the other three and we will see that arraignment is scheduled to be in the week of september the fifth so just a couple of weeks from now. the fifth so just a couple of weeks from now. carl nasman reporting weeks from now. carl nasman reporting from weeks from now. carl nasman reporting from fulton - weeks from now. carl nasman reporting from fulton county. | reporting from fulton county. thank you so much. now, let s take a deeper look at the 13 charges against donald trump now. violating the state s racketeering act by unlawfully conspiring through a pattern of fraudulent activity to change the outcome of the election, three counts of solicitation of violation
john acevedo is a professor at emory university law school in atlanta. he told me where he expected things will go from here. we will see a lull for a few days until the formal arraignment and then after that we will see a stepping back from kind of the public arrival of major figures and lawyers will take over to the scheduling hearings, disclosures, all the defendants receive about the information, and other motions that will be filed that have already been filed that have already been filed over the next coming weeks if not months. and there will be a calm period in atlanta regarding this trial. none of the courts are working, they are working well behind they are working well behind the scenes, not in a major public way. of course, it s notjust donald trump who s facing charges. earlier on thursday, former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows also surrendered in fulton county, as well as harrison floyd, former director of black voices for trump. theyjoin the case s other c
so we will be looking out for that tomorrow. in terms of the timeline of the actual case, was another big media spectacle on the horizon the arraignment. that s the event where donald trump makes his appearance at this courthouse behind me here in atlanta to hear formally the charges read out against him and to enter a plea which we, of course, expect to be not guilty. and just adding one more step to that spectacle here in georgia, given that this is a georgia state trial, there will be cameras allowed in the courtroom. judge scott mcafee has granted access to four different camera teams, so we expect that arraignment will be broadcast on television. carl, what impact do you think that will have? just quickly, to follow up on that point you made about a televised trial? well, this is obviously somebody, donald trump, who enjoys the spotlight, who enjoys being on television. he s made every opportunity