And it might eventually and in a jail. In Fulton County the Sheriffs Office announced today the donald trump and all his 18 accused coconspirators will first be booked at the Rice Street Jail in Fulton County. A sheriff from Fulton County has said that dom trump will be fingerprinted and that he will be photographed and end up with a mugshot when he is booked at the Rice Street Jail. The sheriff noted that the deal was open 24 7 and all of the people indicted in what the indictment called Donald Trumps Criminal Enterprise Are welcome to show up to their bookings at anytime. No appointment necessary. To varying degrees, donald trump has been given special treatment in each one of his previous arrests and arraignments. So far there has been no suggestion from the Fulton County sheriff, fani willis, that donald trump will receive special treatment this time in the booking and arraignment procedure. This is the one. This is the case that tells a story more clearly than any other Criminal C
Indictment called donald trump S Criminal Enterprise are to varying degrees, donald trump has been given special treatment in each one of his previous arrests and arraignments. So far there has been no suggestion from the Fulton County sheriff, fani willis, that donald trump will receive special treatment this time in the booking and arraignment procedure. This is the one. This is the case that tells a story more clearly than any other Criminal Case against donald trump. The story of exactly who Donald Trumps and was when he was, according to this indictment, committing crimes in the oval office. This is the one that historians will use to tell the story of Donald Trumps conspiracy to overturn the 2020 president ial election. This is the one that screenwriters and perhaps playwrights will use to tell some that story. If you read only one indictment of donald trump, it really should be this indictments . Indictments. It tells a story the way well written history book would tell story, i
See what happens in this hearing. and the judge indicated, the judge is aware, of that september 6th date. so, if we get a ruling on the meadows motion before then, that s something the other defendants would take into account. sara murray reporting that donald trump had a lawyer there watching. that s interesting. very interesting. sara, i want to ask you about the meadows case. if it does go to federal court, it will still be argued by fani willis team. what are the challenges that would face prosecutors if it did end up in federal court? the biggest issues prosecutors are going to face is the venue completely changes. going from fulton county, the county itself is a very, very liberal jurisdiction. and to go now to federal court in the northern district of georgia, that opens the pool up. your jury pool is going to be there are some counties that feed in there that are going to be a lot more trump friendly. so, that s why trump and his codefendants here are wanting their
Seek to remove. so, i m sure they are watching to see what would happen in this hearing. the judge indicated that there are aware of the september 6th date. if we get a ruling on the meadows motion before then, clearly that something the other defendants were taken to account and decide whether they want to file a motion. reporting that donald trump had a lawyer there watching. that s interesting. sarah, i want to ask you about the meadows case. if it does go to federal, court it will still be argued by fani willis is a team, what are the challenges that would face prosecutors if it did add up in federal court. well, the biggest issue, they re the prosecutors are going to face the venue changing. going from fulton this is the same administration that held their nominating convention on federal properties. so, there s many other examples of things like that. it wouldn t surprise me that meadows saw it that way. the law might see it very differently. so, jessica, there are other
Mr. meadows motion. the judge is interested in, that he s pulling out his machete to cut through everything and he is kind of drawing his own conclusions it sounds like that no one really thought was a settlement discussion at the time this call was made. again, you have brad raffensperger who is an engineer by trade before he became secretary of state. a very precise man who talks about how nervous he is about even taking this call. he thought it was a campaign call because they were campaign attorneys on the phone. he thought that he shouldn t have been on the side, all that it wouldn t be on the bounce of what he had done before. and for the judge to ask mr. raffensperger which seems to be a softball question, is this really a settlement call? does not bode well for mr. meadows. barb mcquade, there seems to be credibility questions from mark meadows in this. we know from this summer he reported in some of the newspapers that he claimed that he went to georgia when he