senate and fall to rafael warnock. >> if trump's on the ticket next year that president biden's got a good shot at again and ends up somehow being not trump. greg, lastly and quickly, you mention the d.a. wants to do this in six months. just people you talk to how realistic is that it can move that quickly? >> we're going to start seeing motions from donald trump's legal team almost immediately trying to delay that process and trying to move it to federal court. so it might not be realistic, but you never know, we'll see. so many other trials are already on the schedule over the next few months, so donald trump has got his work cut out for him. >> we'll be really seeing a future where donald trump is shuttling from courthouse to rally site to courthouse, extraordinary moment. we've certainly never been here before. political reporter for the atlanta journal, we'll talk to you again later on "morning joe." >>> still ahead here on "way too early" we have much, much more on this latest indictment of donald trump. we'll take a look at some of the charges that relate to two fulton county e

and none other than the reverend doctor rafael warnock who is senator rafael warnock, who is the first african-american senator from the state of georgia. he has two publications, one being a way out of no way which is a memoir of his experience from savannah all the way to the senate, and a wonderful children's book. he read to a small group of children immediately following the worship service today. we recorded that reading that we hope these young people will be able to look back and say they have the first african-american senator from georgia to read a children's book to them and that book is a wonderful story that shares the experience of doctor warnock as a child all the way up to being sworn in as senator. get ready, put your shoes on. >> it's a beautiful art, wonderful story. we are delighted that you are with us and we are going to have a word of prayer and then begin our conversation. we do this booknotes series we've been doing it throughout the pandemic talking to different authors and having conversations about their work and it's exploded here at trinity where we though

the got blown out of the water and in the key senate race with rafael warnock, democrats maintained control of the senate. there is already a track record of voters and brian kemp's case in point. he has been beating the drum and is not going to have a good time. looking at this televised trial and rehashing what happened when trump tried to overturn the election before the 2024 election, you might see these other swing states not buying what trump is selling based on ptsd from the last election. >> 20 seconds left. mark meadows has filed a request . attempting to city actions. we were not surprised. we wait and see what and if a federal judge decides, having looked at the issue very closely, there no issues of immunity, they are also sufficient evidence these are purely state crimes involving actions that would be outside the color of federal responsibility and therefore it should stay in state court. geoff: the former property manager at mar-a-lago plead not guilty. he arrived at a federal court and is being accused of conspiring. so far, crews have searched and officials fear nobodies. m

were biased against trump and claim jurors had expressed support for senators bernie sanders and rafael warnock obama, and the black lives matter movement. nbc news is choosing not to name the website to avoid further spreading the information that reported the names of the jurors. to note under georgia law the identities of the jurors are not secret. in fact, the names are listed right there in the indictment but not the jurors addresses or other personal information. joining us now congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie almeny. you and your colleagues at the paper reached out to those colleagues at the paper. what are they saying about their privacy and potential safety being threatened but also the process that led them to deliver this indictment? >> yeah, we reached out to every single one of the jurors who were involved with this process. thefore person, assistant foreperson, et cetera, and not one of them wanted to speak with us. which based on the threats they immediately started receiving we did understand. we did reach the son of one of the jurors who t

now, one of the biggest races that everyone has been watching is in georgia between rafael warnock andht now, they are neck and almost entirely neck. it is so tight, is it still tight? is it still a tight race? it's so tight, this race could be decided by a margin of error of plus or minus herschel walker's secret children. and -- it's true. i'm told we do have some results. here in new york, in a shocker, the senate race has been called for majority leader chuck schumer. [cheering] and out of respect for his opponent's political demise, schumer will be wearing his glasses at half-mast. [laughter] he's a gentleman. in the florida governor's race, democrat charlie crist has been defeated by maga wannabe and 2024 hopeful ron desantis. [booing] and now in accordance with florida law, charlie crist will be forced on a plane and flown to martha's vineyard. are we staying in florida? staying in florida, in the senate race, it looks like republican marco rubio has defeated democratic rising star val demings. in 2020, demings was on the short-list to be joe biden's running mate, while review i

so i can't see biden making a change unless it is to another african-american politician like rafael warnocko treat the senate for a guarantee victory in georgia and then find something else for harris to do. remember, the house has to approve another vice president. she can't step down because kevin mccarthy won't approve another vice president. it gets very complicated in an age where typical rules don't apply. jonathan: thank you, political coverage continuing going into that first debate. some interesting snippets from over the weekend, tom, did they go after the ghost on the debate stage on wednesday? gop primary voters, who's the president's opponents focus more on? make the case for themselves, 91%. make the case against trump, 9%. that is a pretty big divide. tom: it's interesting as you go from beginning of all this into next year, how many primaries do we get in to where they shift from a very trump-dominant focus over to ok, we've got to get elected. lisa: how do you pivot from primary to the general? that has been a consideration when you got when the primary first. this is sort