indictment for the first time we re being told that news conference will take place in about 19 minutes. meantime let s get you live outside the courthouse to matt finn. he is in atlanta with the breaking allegations on this matter. what do we know? hydrates we are looking through the indictment documents right now, but they do read that donald trump and some of his associates, including rudy giuliani and mark meadows, have been listed and charged in this indictment. there s a long list of various charges, including racketeering, false statements and solicitation of violation of an oath by a public officer . we re reading through this right now will be able to update you much more throughout the coming hour or two. throughout the day. there was a lot of anticipation or questions. about who might be named in this indictment. if any of donald trump s associates would be listed, we now know that many of them are there s a long list, including some of his former attorneys, includ
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