Cancelled Press Conference. Now a debate no show. That and news on when hell surrender in georgia. Also tonight a Cnn Exclusive. Meet the Trump Adviser who took the fifth when asked what he was doing january 6th. Tonight we know what he was doing and with whom. Later, what Hurricane Hilary could have in store for Southern California, which is bracing for its first storm this magnitude since 1939. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. The former president is expected to turn himself in at the Fulton County jail in atlanta next thursday or friday. That, according to a senior Law Enforcement official with knowledge of the surrender. Friday is the deadline for all 19 defendants. Trump, his former Chief Of Staff, several of his lawyers, a Top Justice Department official, and others all being booked, fingerprinted, and with probably the exception of the former president , photographed. In the last two days, the former president has backed out of opportunities to be seen by millions of televis
Election fraud in jor r jo. today we learned he s planning, as of now, to skip next week s republican debate on fox in favor of a sitdown with tucker carlson. criminal defense considerations play into his decision, we start with kaitlan collins on new reporting on the politics driving it. she joins us with george conway and cnn contributor john dean, who served as white house counsel in the nixon administration. so, what is do we know the reason he s backed out? of the debate or the yeah. debate or press conference, he s not showing up to either. the debate, he had been keeping people on edge this week, asking people should he go. a lot of people he asked that to said they don t think he was really considering it. he hasn t done any formal debate prep to prepare for this. they didn t expect him to show up. it would have been a big difference if he had decided to go. obviously monday with the news conference, that s a legal
Proceedings, there s nothing unusual about the grand jury foreperson coming in with the prosecutor. in jor r jo, indictments are going to be presented in open court. and that is the courthouse is to be open, the courtroom is to be open. the judge will have the bench. and at that point, there will be a clerk present. and then sometimes there is a discussion with the judge and can the foreperson, the indictment handed up. they ll flip through the pages to make sure it s signed in the proper places and those things. the indictment will be received and returned in open court. that s what it sounds like is happening here. and, you know, the next step, obviously, the judge will accept it. the docket will be given to the clerk and filed in the public docket and at that point we re off to the race. it sounds to me like this cake is well baked and it s just a matter of time before we see an indictment. it ll be interesting to see if it tracks the charges from the earlier posting that we talked