a report found at least 10 people died at the fulton county jail last year and said "the fulton countyas been understaffed and mismanaged for decades leading to multiple lawsuits and dissent decrease but the problems have been particularly acute in recent months as fulton county sheriff labat has failed to maintain even existing staff. on september 22, he stated he lost more staff than he was able to hire and as of october 10, there were at least 155 staff vacancies." the a cell you has ordered a report on how to quickly depopulate the jail that said "fulton county jail failure to cover people's ability to pay when setting bail is a significant factor in a number of people held in jail and found at least 12% of the people were held there due to inability to pay bail meaning a wealthier individual with the same charges and bail amount would be released. some were held for over two years. which brings us to michael harper come the attorney for lashawn's family. michael, can you talk about why we're just learning about this case now? and the significance, the impact it has had, removing 6

plus, breaking news tonight, a new timeline on when we can expect a decision from fulton county d.a. fani willis on potential criminal charges against donald trump for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results >>> and we have three very special guests fresh from their white house meeting today with president biden. the tennessee three, justin j. pearson, justin jones, and gloria johnson join me right here in the studio >>> we begin tonight with the abrupt and embarrassing end to tucker carlson's reign as the top rated primetime host in cable news this morning, fox announced that the two had agreed to part ways and thanked him for his service to the network that decision apparently came from the very pop, fox corporation chairman rupert murdoch, according to reporting in the l.a. times whose reporter spoke with people familiar with the situation. "the new york times" meanwhile is reporting that tucker was given no heads-up that his time at fox news had drawn to an end, according to two people with knowledge of the timing of the conversation the anchor was told of the network's

a similar investigation is under way in georgia where a fulton county d.a.fforts to overturn the election results in that state including according to cnn and others, including efforts to get access to voting machines in coffey county, georgia. now we don't know how this part of the investigation will play out in the broader scheme of things investigating but we do know that decisions are coming yesterday the atlanta journal constitution reported that d.a. willis is getting ready to potentially announce charges against trump and others this summer we know that because in a letter willis sent to the fulton county sheriff's's office warning them of the need for extra security as she moves ahead with her investigation, quote, i will be announcing charging decisions resulting from this investigation during fulton county superior court's fourth term of the court which will begin july 11th and conclude september 1, 2023. and to discuss all this i'm joined by mary mccord, executive director for advocacy protection at georgetown university center and acting attorney

i fulton county the same way i a reading it.his letter to bring your attention to the need for heightened security and preparedness in the coming months due to thi at the announcement. and it sounds pretty plainly obvious there that a crimina indictment of donald trump may becoming between july 11th and december 1st do you read it that way? >> she certainly does no mention trump by name in tha way. and she does not promise indictments. but one wonders whether yo would need a request for such level of security if she wasn' expecting there to b indictments returned and i particular, indictments agains the former president i will note that there wer lots of calls for protests i new york by former president trump himself as well as other like marjorie taylor green that largely ended up being dad after alvin bragg announce his indictments but georgia is not new york, and i think fani willis has some reason to be concerned, a she could'v reached out to the sheriff quietly not publicly, but sh chose to do it in a letter that, of course

more than 600 inmates will be transferred out of the fulton county jail as the facility deals with anoutbreak of bedbugs, vermin and overcrowded, according to the lawyer of one inmate's family. these are the conditions he was living in at that facility before he died there. they believe, unsanitary conditions and complications from insect bites contributed to his death. and they're calling for a criminal investigation. cnn's isabelle rose salas has more. and we did over the past week here a little bit more from the family family of lashawn thompson and from their family attorney, michael harper, who says that thompson was in jail in custody for just three months before his death, held there in custody on misdemeanor assault charges. they are blaming the family's blaming and sanitary conditions at the jail and also complications from insect bites for thompson's death. now they are demanding three things at large, and those things are for a criminal investigation to be place and done into thompson's death, also for the current jail , fulton county jail atlanta is in fulton county for th

they want the fulton county jail too close and they want a new one to be built in its place. listen now to thompson's own brother. what he had to say. it was heartbreaking because nobody should be seen like that. nobody should see that. but the first thing that entered my mind was emmett till i thought about emmett to comparing those photos. it was heartbreaking, inexcusable death. it is an outrage, and we call on all the citizens of 14 county to demand better and to demand the new jail. so we did have hear back from the fulton county sheriff's office who say that they are prohibited by law from revealing too much about thompson's health issues. or they say what decisions he made regarding his right to accept or to refuse medical care. now we have this statement from them were they say that the share off patrick laban also wants a new jail and they say this in the statement without making any explicit statements about mr thompson's health. it is fair to say that this is one of many cases that illustrate the desperate need for expanded and better mental health services. this i

we announced earlier in the show that the fulton county d.a. make decisions. two parter for you, why the delay do you think but also what can we glean from the fact she's making this announcement at all and warning law enforcement of potential arrest, and is she tipping her hand we should expect some pretty big names, probably the biggest name of all to face a charge >> let's start with the second question first i think it is a tipping of the hand and certainly fani willis could have issued this letter to law enforcement at a later point in time or done so more covertly because as someone in my life said yesterday oh, if i'm a grand juror in fulton county, georgia, if i get that notice to come on july 11th now i have a pretty good idea what kind of case i'm expected to be a grand jury in. but to answer your first question about the delay here's what i think is happening. grand jury terms in fulton county last for roughly two months at a time, eight weeks at a time and they start may 12th and start again july 11th. fani willis has a real problem

that's according to the fulton county sheriff and this as the family of an incarcerated man who died there last year. blame the unsanitary conditions at the jail for his death. cnn's isabel rizal is joining me right now, with more on this, so tell us about the family's demands the discovery made and how the jail is responding and the family fred has three big demands here . first, they are demanding a criminal investigation into the death of lashawn thompson. what happened here? how do we get to this point? secondly they are demanding for fulton county jail to be closed and a new one to be built in its place. now we really heard from the family and from the family attorney michael harper during a press conference. where they're blaming unsanitary conditions and complications from insect bites. for thompson's death back in september, the family attorney tells us that he had been in jail for just three months on a missed in custody for misdemeanor assault charge before his death. the family attorney also tells us that he was housed in the psychiatric wing due to mental health issues .

county jail atlanta is in fulton county for that jail to be closed and for a new one to be built in its place here what the family had to say. it's an inexcusable death. it is an outrage, and we call them all the citizens of 14 county to demand better and to demand a new jail. it was heartbreaking because nobody should be seen like that. nobody should see that. but the first thing that entered my mind was emmett till i thought about emmett to comparing those photos. it was heartbreaking without making any explicit statements about mr thompson's health. it is fair to say that this is one of many cases that illustrate the desperate need for expanded and better mental health services. this is precisely why sheriff labadie continues to call building for building a new fulton county jail and criminal justice complex. now it is also important to note that we did review documents from the fulton county medical examiner's office. that listed thompson's cause and manner of death as undetermined. isabelle rose, olas, cnn atlanta. authorities in new mexico released new footage showing police s

you know, the manhattan case is about hush money to keep an affair quiet this goes to the heart, fultoneart of the big lie and if the past is the best predictor of future conduct then we need only look to january 6th and what the big lie was able to incite and drive people toward, which is namely violence and mass turnout. so this case which promises perhaps to involve a cast of characters from around trump and also trump, i'll note when lawyers draft letters and release statements every word counts and of course we see that indictments is is plural here, it's not singular. and the security concern likely would not be there if it didn't involve the former president so fani willis is right to tell the folks in georgia to get ready. now, with regard to law enforcement i was assigned, my first office in the fbi was atlanta, georgia and yes, there's a robust partnership there with the community, fulton county as well as the georgia state patrol as well as the city of atlanta. and yes, they've hosted an olympics which by the way memorably did not go well. but they're not, they're not as rehe

at this district attorney willis sent letters like this one to various law enforcemen agencies in fultonnty today basically giving them a heads-up telling them to be ready for possible indictments in this case this summer she says, quote, in the near future i will announce charging decisions resulting from the investigation my office has been conducting into possible criminal interference in the administration of georgia's 2020 election and providing this letter to bring to your attention the need for heightened security and preparedness quote, the announcement of decisions this this case may provoke a significant public reaction i will be announcing charges decisioning results from this investigation during fulton county superior court's fourth term of court, which will begin on july 11th, 2023 and conclude on september 1st please accept this correspondence as notice to allow you sufficient time to prepare the sheriff's office and coordinate with local, state and federal agencies to ensure that our law enforcement community is ready to protect the public. so she's giving them a few week

this da in fulton county, atlanta, is another hack. the idea that a president picks up the phone and says something to the effect, find me some more votes, and you're going to say that's a crime. every precinct worker, i have no doubt she picked up the phone and said the same thing during her election. an this jerk in washington, d.c. where they dragged back from the hague, with a horrendous record of overcharging. hey, we got documents. we went and searched and found more documents. how the hell is that obstruction? the documents are still there. nobody sold them to the enemy. why are you acting like this is the crime of the century, for god's sake? then january 6th. trying to dust off old civil war statutes and confederate statutes to apply against a former president of the united states. the democratic party is trying to destroy the republican party, and they are going to succeed if this works. the democratic party is trying to choose the republican nominee. the democratic party has been hijacked by marxist radicals. that's what thi

county, because there is audio in fulton county.kest cases. i think it was a strategic error, but it fulton county goes forward and there is audio that it will be repaid that will fill the gap in how people comment on it, that will be hard to ignore and that might be the time when you can probably criticise... tote be the time when you can probably criticise... we had the former _ probably criticise... we had the former day _ probably criticise... we had the former day denied - probably criticise... we had the former day denied it i probably criticise... we had l the former day denied it was perfect. —— the former president say it was perfect. stephanie, just getting your thoughts on that and the rest of the field and the republican candidates? i think the republican field is very nervous right now. i know someone who has been in campaigns close to 40 years, since i was a child, you have all of these people who look to these presidential elections as their big opportunity to run a campaign, to run a region, to work with volunteers a

she's the district attorney in fulton county, georgia, who is investigating trump and others for their2020 election results in the state of georgia. look at this. district attorney willis sent letters like this one to various law enforcement agencies in fulton county today, basically giving them a heads up, telling them to be ready for possible indictments in this case the summer. she says, quote, in the near future, i will renounce charging decisions regarding for the investigation my office has been conducting into crypt possible criminal admins furious in georgia's 2020 possible election. i'm providing this letter to you to bring to our attention the need for heightened security and preparedness. for the announcement of decisions in this case may provoke a significant public reaction. i will be announcing charging decisions resulting from this investigation during fulton county superior court's fourth term of court, which will begin on july 11th, 2023, and conclude on september 1st. please expect this correspondence as notice to give you official time to prepare the sheriff's office

street grocery store special use district allowing for develop the capacity of 555 fulton in change for authorizing a large scale neighborhood serving grocery store as a commercial use. this came after years of haze valley and western edition neighbors add have indicating for better food access in this part of district 5. the decade and a half has been a saga to say the least. and in interest of time i will not go through the whole time line i will state the site was purchased by znl in 2015 and developed to 139 residential units with a 16,000 ever,000 square foot ground floor retail. there were frustrating starts and stop in getting a neighborhood serving grocery in the ground floor. stretched to july of 2021. when the planning commission authorized trader joe's to operate in the retail space. it appeared at this time in 2021 long last neighborhood was getting its grocery store. and that while time was needed for alterations we were told to expect an opening date of late 22 or early 2023. yet as we greeted the new year in 2023, to our dismay and the dismay of men in the neighborhoo

in th georgia investigation in the 2020 election interference a tomorrow marks three month since fultoncisions o indictment workload unquote, a minute willis is now seeking th removal of one of the lawyer representing those accused o acting as fake electors fo donald trump she says some of those accused have implicated each other criminal activity. meaning, the defense never conveyed immunity offers tha were made last year. or the lawyer, kimberly burrow job, rhoden i the allegation joining me now to talk - for the atlant journal-constitution greg, it's great to talk to yo about this stuff the new york times reporting that willis's office expecting to seek indictments next month i'm wondering if you think thi timeline could be delaye because of this latest lawye shake up what are you hearing >> that still seems to be th time, there is no assurances fani willis said three month ago that the prosecution's decisions were imminent. we've seen her timeline is ver different than our reporters timeline, but clearly from these latest court filings it' clear that she's still ver actively grillin

there is a case coming in fulton county georgia he will face.here are multiple department of justice investigations, both for january 6 and mar-a-lago classified documents. ultimately, his lawyers have to think about what will help his defense most in all those cases that the same time. there are ways in which, for example, his testimony in one case can be used against him in another. and arguments, the defenses he uses in one case could be used in another. it's a very challenging path forward for his legal team. what sort of strategy could his legal team employ in this situation? what's usually what i try to do when my clients are facing a battle on multiple fronts is to try to pick the weakest case and speed it up yet we know the former president likes to delay legal proceedings. many are predicting he will do that in manhattan. one danger for him is this is the weakest of the cases, so what might happen is some of the other cases to go first. usually what you want to do is make your first case your weakest case and then hope to get a resoluti

fani willis is already urging local law enforcement to prepare, pressing the fulton county sheriff forannouncement. cnn's katelyn polantz has details now from washington. >> the prosecutor in georgia that has been investigating donald trump and the actions he another stop after the 2020 election now has a timeframe for announcing potential charges, charging decisions, possible indictments, even against, potentially, donald trump himself for those actions. now, the reason we are learning this is because district attorney fani willis sent letters to several members of local law enforcement in georgia, essentially alerting them that they may have a security concern. this coming in what is called the courts fourth quarter in fulton county, georgia, that would be specifically july 11th to september 1st of this year. so, that's when those indictments could be announced. willis writes in her letter, i am providing this letter to bring to your attention the need for heightened security and preparedness in the coming months due to this pending announcement. she specifically talked about the cri

there is an investigation by the ga, the fulton county, which is a county prosecutor in georgia. and then there are 2 federal cases. what folks may know, but not fully appreciate, is that under federalism in the united states, we have, obviously we have 50 states and then we have the federal government. but the way each state kind of does things a bit differently. for example, we're hearing about the district attorney from manhattan. so this is local prosecutor from the, from the county where manhattan is, which is your county has the authority to enforce all the new york criminal laws in new york. similar the it within manhattan. similar, this district attorney in georgia and fulton county is enforcing all georgia law in her jurisdiction. and then separately, we have these 2 cases that the new special counsel jack is looking at a, regarding federal law violations in connection with donald trump, cording those documents at mar logo as well as the all of the associated crimes. including unlike obstruction and possibly insurrection related charge is related to the january 6th attac

rather be in the regions than in the center us and speaking out against the regime or criticizing fulton can be extremely dangerous in russia. legal action made adult and life sentence that are however, some dissenting voices who are willing to sacrifice their own freedom in their fight for the freedom of citizens. vladimir kara moors, us trial is over and the verdict has been pronounced guilty of high treason. the former journalist had criticized the russian invasion of ukraine. the fact that he had the senior 25 years of imprisonment in a strict penal colony 25 years. i want to remind everyone that this is the maximum sentence for a person with no previous convictions. levia delia joshing, was arrested after he protested the russian invasion in a youtube video and announced war crimes committed by the army. among other things he drew attention to the atrocities committed by russian soldiers in boucher yashimi has been in jail awaiting trial. ever since. what imprisonment in russia can mean is demonstrated by the fate of russia's best known opposition. figure alexey novel, name after ba

in atlanta, georgia, protesters rallied outside the fulton county jail on thursday demanding the closure of the 11 story, 1300 bed facility, demanding justice for sean thompson, the 35-year-old black man who was being held in the jail's psychiatric wing was eaten alive by insects and bedbugs in his cell last week. civil rights lawyer benjamin crump reports former nfl quarterback and activist colin kaepernick has agreed to pay for an independent autopsy of thompson's body. meanwhile, the fulton county commissioners have approved $5 million in funding for emergency improvements to the jail. thompson's family and local activists are calling on the department of justice to launch an investigation was to tiffany roberts of the seven center for human rights said "how long will we hide from the reality that fulton county is chronically dysfunctional and there is no humidity in a system like this?" to see our broadcast exclusive interview with the family attorney as well as lashawn thompson's brother and sister, go to democracynow.org. oklahoma's court of criminal appeals has denied the latest r

earlier this month, she filed a motion that fulton county investigators are grilling electors there'sity concerns and there may be another reason she's setting the timeline >> there could be other people, not just the former president, facing charges, right? i want to listen to what we heard. she talked about indicting possibly over a dozen people and the list might include trump. >> there's names that you would recognize, yes there's names that you might not recognize. or names that you might recognize as someone who has followed this case but then, your mother might not recognize because she doesn't care about the case. there's names you expect >> remind us who else could face charges and the charges under consideration. there's big names and not so big names. this is an array of the former president and his top advisers like rudy giuliani and mark med dose and others in his inner circle down to folks in georgia the republican party share, david schaffer, one of the architects of the fake elector down to the fake elector themselves the ones that showed up to cast phony ball lots for

following that is a very weak case out of fulton county, georgia.oes that mean every one of these he faces his poll numbers go up? >> what is happening to president trump and to the country is a tragedy of unspeakable proportions. at the same time, president trump has looked at the american people and he said they're coming after me because they want to get to you. i'm standing in the way. i'm fighting for border security, fighting for a strong economy, fighting to take down the foreign countries breeding this country of its wealth and prestige. people are rallying around up trump because he's detailing with precision what he's going to do for the american people. what the democrats, the radical left, the progressives and bureaucrats are trying to do to him to stop that from happening. that is why you see these poll numbers going up, sean. >> sean: you heard sarah carter. even liberals in new york, when asked the question, would this happen to anybody but donald trump? the obvious answer is no, it would not. this is the same guy that lets out career

how might this be different in fulton county, georgia?ely a less defendant-friendly venue. and i think it's also fair to say it's another environment where donald trump is less of a home turf for him. my understanding he now lives in florida. but manhattan was a place where i think the d.a. there was willing to try to cut corners in terms of the process, in order to make accommodations to the former president. it's not clear to me if fani willis is going to do the same thing. she seems to have more of a desire to have this play out in publi public. so, i wouldn't be surprised if trump has to go through a different procedure here. >> so, on the potential conspiracy and racketeeing charges that sources indicate she is weighing, how do those recording that we have of torum, at least three, where he's asking georgia officials to find 11,000 plus votes how might those recordings go into a racketeering or conspiracy charge for the former president? >> they're going to be absolutely key. boris, the most important thing you mentioned, plural. tha

i think we're very likely to see that in georgia, where the fulton county d.a. is moving ahead. and i think the big cankahuna i this is jack smith and what he comes up with in the mar-a-lago documents and january 6th. it could be explosive. it could be huge we're going to have to get used to seeing a former president, essentially in legal custody and legal jeopardy because i think it's going to happen again and again. >> and an important point there. we should step back and recognize we did witness history yesterday and we might see it again soon in the weeks ahead. thanks for joining us. >>> up next on way too early the move in north carolina that would cripple the veto power of that state's democratic governor >>> and coming up the latest reaction on capitol hill in the indictment of donald trump and ted lieu weighs in >>> we'll hear from the ambassador to nato about the addition of finland to the alliance moochlk "morning joe" is a few moments away "morning joe" is a s away my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is

plus we're hearing from the fulton county district attorney in the form of a court filing today.ew detail since she warned the charging decisions are imminent in the ex-president's effort to overturn the 2020 election what we know, and it says about this monumental case and an ominous decision from the supreme court. the high court buying themselves more time around a case that will have huge consequences for women's reproductive health and freedom. what could be going on behind the scenes we'll discuss the stakes for millions of people in this country. all of those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after this please, i beg of you, do not go anywhere (vo) businesses nationwide are switching to verizon business internet. (woman) it's a perfect fit for my small business. (vo) verizon has business internet solutions nationwide. (man) for our not-so-small business too. (vo) get internet that keeps your business ready for anything. from verizon. you need to deliver new apps fast using the services you want in the clouds of your choice. with flexible multi-cloud se

versus seeing something from fulton da, fani willis, ou special counsel jack smith >> that is exactlyhis is, if you're jus comparing the types of crime that the former president is being investigated for or it's crimes that happened before, during, and after hi presidency i think that everyone woul agree that this is, not that this is not an important case, but this is the least importan of those that are unde investigation. and it is also one that need to be brought by a certain timeframe. as you point out. and i'm confident that we ar going to see ongoing activit in the manhattan distric attorney's office in connectio with its financial investigation. which is something that the da has within his purview but i think that's the reaso that we are seeing this case g first. and it may very well be that i a few months, the fact tha alvin bragg went first is very important, historical footnotes. but we could see thi indictment along with severa others in the state and federa level, so the fact that what appears to be the leas important of the many case under investigation. it just is a fo

the new timeline comes from a letter from the district attorney to the fulton county sheriff, askingartment to get ready for any potential response to her decision a spokesperson for the d.a.'s office has declined to comment what do you make of that >> what i make is what claire mccaskill said yesterday on the cold show, justice delayed is justice denied george conway, why doesn't she just wait until, like, the start of the paris olympics in 2024? maybe when the flame goes up for the olympic torch, drop it then. maybe she can wait until 2027. this is ridiculous this call was made on january 2nd of 2021. we had a grand jury impaneled. they came back with multiple suggestions for indictments. she continues to delay again, what's the problem with that first of all, they'd had all the evidence for a really long time. secondly, the closer this comes to election season, the more political it looks, the more politicized it will be i just -- again, i just have absolutely no idea why this has not been -- why this indictment hasn't been dropped a long time ago. it is one of the most serious of

in fulton county is under a certain time line to an extent. grand jury in fulton county, the ones that would bring charges were put into effect on march 1st. they last for two months so i would expect by the end of april we're going to see an indictment from fulton county. >> and you, look, you have been tough on trump i think you are known as a, shall we say, bullish legal analyst when it come to these things you haven't always been wrong. you know you nailed a few things. interesting you say that i don't have a crystal ball. i want to play on the other side there are people who assert or claim that they see this as a selective prosecution n that case this he have to provide evidence here is some of what we're hearing from republican pushback >> it feels like it is politically motivated. >> one thing when you have a cancel culture but you have a cancel criminal justice system. >> we have to look at the appropriation process and limit funds going through the agencies, particularly the ones who are engaged in the most egregious behavior. >> so

what does that signal to you about the fulton county investigation?> i do think that probably the d.a. here sat down and took note after the criticism of the new york indictment where most of the indictment was criticized for not being detailed enough, laying out enough information as it related to specific allegations of what crimes were involved and so i think, you know, you may be seeing some cleaning up there. but this seems to be just as we continue to go on further into this idea that the d.a. here is looking for a rico charge or a conspiracy charge for a concerted effort that she's alleging about the election and a group of people, that may or may not come to pass, but that certainly seems to be where she's headed, that would be the only reason she's continuing to talk to these fake electors at this point where they stand i don't know, but i will tell you when you have a case and you have to sort of untangle the defendants from their lawyers in order to try to get the information that you need to prove your case, you know that's sometimes a mom

we got a striking set o letters from fani willis, yo know that name she is the district attorney i fultona, who is investigating trump and others for their alleged attempts t overturn the 2020 election results in the state of georgia. look at this, district attorne willis sent letters like thi one to various lot forsman agencies in fulton county today, basically giving them a head up, telling them to be ready for a possible indictment in this case. this summer. she says, quote, in the near future, i will announc charging decisions resulting from the investigation m office has been conducting int possible criminal interference in the administration of georgia 2020 general election. i am providing this letter t you to bring to your attention the need for heightene security and preparedness. quote, the announcement of decisions in this case may provoke a significant public reaction i will be announcing chargin decisions resulting from thi investigation during fulto county superior court's fourth term of court, which will begi july 11th, 2023, and conclud on september 1st please, except thi c

well, there is the voting pressure case in the state of georgia, fulton, county, georgia. the local prosecutor there is investigating whether trump may have violated state law by pressuring the secretary of state. and of course, there's this smoking gun tape in which he says, i just need 11000 so many votes. and we know from a member of the grand jury that a number of people were recommended to be charged head of that grand jury would not say whether trump was among them, but she said rather tantalizingly, they are names you would recognize. so it is possible that fulton county will prosecute him also, then you've got the investigation into the classified documents case. you may remember that more than 100 classified documents were found among thousands of documents that trumpet retained during an f. b. i search of mar logo after a trumpet. his aides had said they'd given up all the classified information they had. so there's an investigation into bad into whether there is a case of obstruction of justice there. and that the special prosecutor who is looking into that is a

it is not just the da's case i new york, it is not just the fulton county case, it is also a specials, a perfect storm of legal jeopardy that the former president faces. and these cases are proceeding quickly. and if the reports coming out, both in fulton county, and als trickling out in small waves some of the special counsel an the justice department's cas of the documents are to be believed, the evidence is quit convincing, the evidence i voluminous in all of these cases, - looking for roy cohn, he i looking for someone who ca play during the, he's lookin for someone who can mix it u in behind the scenes, is not a vote of confidence in his team now. it is certainly finding some worries that he is not going t come out well in any of thes cases. >> they are just so many thing i wanted out there is one, this idea that the evidence here is voluminous the fact that we have become s accustomed to all of this that you want to sort of take a moment back, step back and think about that you have onetime trump loyalist sayin well, that cased is not th even biggest case because ther is this o

we have fulton county, along with the manhattan da?sically cases will track one another. i think that if there is a federal indictment for the doj that will likely be the firs thing that you see moving. because the federal docket tends to move faster anyway. but if these things, in term of the scheduling, coming to overlap, at some point the judges are going to allow fo space between the trials they will not take place simultaneously >> charles coleman, we will be hearing a lot from you over th next couple of days. we will also be tuning in as things are progressing wit these things thank you, as always good to talk to. all right, coming up everybody the most expensive state supreme court race in histor is culminating in a face off this tuesday in wisconsin, between candidates to decide the future of abortion acces in the state >> i think with roe v. wade, being overturned, i think ever court, supreme court across th country, people are thinking about the sort of thing. i know i was ...that's why qulipta® helps what's going on inside.

former president faces and in these cases are proceeding quickly if the reports coming out both a fultonway from the special counsel of justice department's case on the documents are to b believed, the evidence is quit convincing, the evidence i voluminous in all these cases. a former president trump i looking for a roy cohen, he' looking for someone who ca play dirty he is looking for someone wh can mix it up in public an behind the scenes. it is not a vote of confidence in his team now, certainly a sign of some worries that he's not going to come out well i any of these cases >> there are so many things want to tease out there, eugene this idea that the evidenc here is voluminous, the fact that we have become so accustomed to all this, yo want to take a moment to ste back and think about the fac you have a onetime trump loyalist saying, well, tha case is not even the biggest case because there is anothe case which i actually think is going to be the one to do hi in the fact that we are talking about multiple investigations, this guy still talking about running for president. politico i

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the fulton county d. a s investigation down in georgia. i mean, it sounds like a new wrinkle in that case, potentially it's great reporting by zach and assuming funny, willis has that same evidence at her disposal, this could be evidence of a straightforward crime essentially of hacking of unauthorized access to a computer. and jim. i think if it proves out, it could play into fani willis is larger case. it looks like she's gearing up to charge a fairly broad case involving an ongoing scheme, perhaps even racketeering scheme to interfere with the election. so i think this could be an interesting and sort of tangible piece of evidence in that larger case. alright elie honig, thanks so much really appreciate it. thank you. alright family of tyree nichols wants the city of memphis to pay big time for the royal police officers played in his brutal beating. attorney ben crump is representing the family and he joins us live next. there he is. we'll talk to him in just a few moments. you're live in the cnn newsroomom. when you're the e leader in