The assistant attorney general, they can be from their. they will have their teams, they don t have to worry about creating new teams, and i will also point out, when you point to the investigation regarding january 6th, the attorney general made it clear, all of the investigation, and prosecution, of people who are physically present, and participating in the attack on the capitol, those will remain being investigated, and prosecuted, by the district of columbia. there was the one who brought the 900 cases so far, many of which, already resolved, or through trials. every trial has jury trial, has resulted in conviction. so, that will remain there. what the special counsel will take over is the investigation works higher up. at least monaco, the deputy attorney general announced many months ago, they are looking into the fraudulent elector scheme. this scheme to send fake slates of electors, slates of electors for donald trump, who did not win the popular vote, in
Prosecuted, by the district of columbia. there was the one who brought the 900 cases so far, many of which, already resolved, or through trials. every trial has jury trial, has resulted in conviction. so, that will remain there. what the special counsel will take over is the investigation works higher up. at least monaco, the deputy attorney general announced many months ago, they are looking into the fraudulent elector scheme. this scheme to send fake slates of electors, slates of electors for donald trump, who did not win the popular vote, in several swing states. sending those up to the vice president, as part of this scheme tampa vice president except those, instead of the legitimate electoral ballots, or, to reject them entirely, and send us back to the state for, essential, a redo. that scheme is tied into who, higher up, within trump s orbit, was
Little ticky-tacky nonsense marijuana offenses. i think it s a very, very good thing he did. i want to read this tweet from republican senator tom cotton, who is a critic of criminal justice reform measures. it says, in the midst of a crime wave and on the brink of a recession joe biden is giving blanket pardons to drug ochders many of whom pled down from more serious charges. this is a desperate attempt to distract from failed leadership. he is on the senate judiciary committee. what s your response? he never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to be happy about something good happening for people. he is just terrible on these issues. but he is by himself. he s in a microscopic minority in this country. you ask most republicans should you be clogging up the courts with people with simple marijuana charges, the answer is no. and by the way, you do have an opportunity now for the whole country to look at this. you ve got 19 states right now that have already done some lev
Observation on twitter. the latest herschel walker abortion scandal is on cnn and yes all the d.c. folks are aware, as you were just noting. but alove and alive in atlanta tonight led with crime. don t assume georgian voters are aware or thinking about this. and there is some disconnect between what we in the national media seize upon and what local tv or media seize upon like a crime wave in downtown atlanta, for example. again, you re seeing in some of these senate campaigns that democrats are really bowing over the attacks over crime. that s another issue that if more voters are talking about that going into the ballot box that s going to be problematic. however, to brendan and doug s point the suburban atlanta voters that are watching this kind of rollout if they are watching it, that s where it s going to be a problem. no, this isn t going to discourage any republicans from going out and voting. like perhaps they didn t in 2020. but those other voters who are
Momentum is gaining to prosecute Trump. But scores of copycat election-denying candidates who want to interfere with fair elections are on the fall ballot.