>> reporter: room 216 at the georgia state capitol. ratic electors were meeting to certify the georgia vote for president-elect biden. >> so you follow him? >> i followed him. >> did you go into the room? >> i went into the room, and i walked in the door. hey, what's going on here? what are you doing? like what's -- we're having a meeting. and there was a woman's voice. i'm looking around and i've got the thing going. and then she says, "he's got a camera going." and then another fellow comes and sort of hustles me out. and i said, "but what is this meeting?" she says, "it's an education meeting." >> so they told you it was an education meeting. >> yeah. then they all but frog marched me out of the room. and then they posted somebody out front to make sure nobody else went in. >> so were you convinced it was an education meeting? >> i was convinced it was exactly what i thought it was. >> reporter: and what he thought turned out to be right. a group of republican shadow electors gathered to sign an illegitimate certification for preside

why because of his january phone call to the georgia secretary of state. >> to influence the 2020 georgia federal election. >> donald trump got beaten by joe biden handily. he went on the war path like a scolded child to do anything he could to detrot that election. >> they total from us the georgia election and i'm not going to let it. >> bold face lie again and again and again. >> three months after the election the district attorney in fulton county georgia, fonni willis officially opened an investigation into former president donald trump's efforts to overturn the election results. >> this is a federal election, i plan to use the power of the law. because i sit here in this jurisdiction it's my responsibility. >> fonni willis is known as a prosecutor's prosecutor. she's known as a tough cookie. don't like to be in the crook in a poor light. >> special purpose grand juries are verve rare in georgia. >> robert james is one of the few district attorneys who has overseen a special purpose grand jury in georgia. >> their own powers are much broader thrarn than a reguld jury. >> while a spe

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like georgia and the united states is a very complementary image towards native american culture. so there's an element of that that georgia commemoration and clearly what's going on when non-native communities commemorate the cherokee nation more removal their identity with cherokees in that case, not presenting themselves as people who benefited from thedeportation of native americans . they're saying that's a shame it happened in the 19th century and american recognition is very clear there identifying with the cherokees as people who love these places in the way that white communities now love these places so there's this possessiveness there. taking possession of native american history, i ge translation into georgian heritage, a southern heritage . there is clearly an attempt to identify with a group of people who previous generations of georgia citizens have worked hard to destroy. >> you just mentioned one of the reasons why georgia was the narrative of commemoration is because natives are no longer here, they

georgia. elsewhere in the state of georgia and in other states. and then it describes the enterprise as follows. at all times, relevant to this count of the indictment, the defendants, not named defendants, unlawfully conspired in an effort to conduct and participate in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere. defendants donald john trump, rudolph giuliani, and then the big long list, unindicted coconspirators, individual one until individual 30, and others known or unknown to the grand jury, constituted a criminal organization whose members and associates engaged in criminal activities, including but not limited to, false statements in writings, person eating a public officer, forgery, filing documents, influencing witnesses, computer theft, computer trespass, computer invasion of privacy, conspiracy to defraud the state, acts involving threat and perjury. the criminal organization constituted an enterprise that is defined defined in george acosta group of individuals that is associated -- associates of the enterprise had c

because it is called to the georgia secretary of state. >> the president attempt to influence the administration of the 2020 georgia general election. >> donald trump got beat by joe biden handily. >> donald trump: there is no way we lost georgia that was a rate election. >> he will on a warpath like a scolded child to do anythingpre no way we lost georgia that was a rate election. >> he will on a warpath like a scolded child to do anything he possibly could to overturn an election. >> pres. donald trump: they defrauded us out of the wind in georgia and will not forget it. >> that underestimated his will to push the envelope as far as he did. to boldface lie again and again and again. >> three months after the election the district attorney in fulton county georgia, officially opened an investigation into former president donald trump's efforts to overturn the states presidential election results. >> this is a criminal investigation we are not here playing again. i plan to use the power of the law because i sit here in this jurisdiction it is my responsibility. >> she is known as a prosecutors p

georgia state rep who also ran against brad raffensperger for georgia secretary of state. we also had a guy but the last name of sterling. we have brought sterling who showed up today. i could be wrong, so don't hold me to that. gabriel sterling. it was a long period of time and we actually had jeff duncan, former lieutenant governor of georgia who was also in for an extended period of time. what is noteworthy is that one witnessed by george sheedy who stumbled upon a meeting of the fake electors who shoot them out of the room and said this is an education meeting. he was literally sitting next to jeff duncan waiting to testify and after a period of time, the d.a. came up to him the office came up to him and advised him that his testimony wasn't needed. whatever evidence he was going to provide to the grand jury was deemed to not be necessary. there is not a requisite or minimal number of witnesses that are required to present evidence to the grand jury. in this instance, we don't know the total number at the end of the day that appeared, but whatever it was, it was enough

well it wasn't on camera, he did put it in writing, addressed to georgia state officials and ready fore to nature, falsely claiming the department of justice was investigating various irregularities and the 2020 election and that it had identified concerns including the state of georgia. the conspiracy that fulton county district attorney fani willis involves a lot of players. fortunately i suppose many of them made sure or didn't care that the cameras were rolling as they all tried to steal an election. election i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... ...is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion

to georgia state court of specials. let stokes. he wasn't in jordan, who is in atlanta, georgia for us. rosalind, what do you make 1st day of this 200000 and phone that's been published and presumably the sum of money is, is not something he's going to blink about. but they all conditions attached to the bond that might boulder in president is facing, has been assessed a nominal value in essence to compel his presence before a local county judge. but larger than that, are the conditions attached to this bond agreement, which was negotiated between the local district attorney funding willis as his local attorneys. here in atlanta. these agreements, which a local judge has signed off on, basically tell donald trump that he can't say anything either in person or through social media directly or indirectly to anyone who might possibly be a witness. in this case, he cannot do anything that could be construed by the court as witness intimidation . and that is quite significant because the president, the former president, i sho

obviously, the georgia state court one other benefit to the public is that georgia state trials are generally televised. federal trials are not televised. the georgia case if it remains in state court, it is one that almost will be able to see for ourselves. i do think that is going to be important. michael, to your point about how we tackle the big lie on trial. i do not think televising means everyone sees the truth and recognizes the truth. i do think that for many people it will have that effect. michael: if there is a televised gnash of mike pence -- of mike pence saying the things that he has said in the various indictments, that will be riveting. one of the questions that comes from the audience is relating to the way the georgia case was charged, using ricoh, the state analog to the state racketeering law. it is a lot of defendants to cram into one courtroom. what is the significance of this being charged as a racketeering case, a type of conspiracy? when are we likely to see a trial with that many people in one room? >> the d.a. says she wants to trial them altogether. personally, ha

the facts did remain that trump had lost the state of georgia. >> we had to lean into the law and the facts. we had both on our side. >> reporter: raffensperger also received a call from lindsey graham. the secretary of state left the call believing graham implied he should try to throw out ballots. graham denies that claim. >> i asked if the ballots could be matched back to the voters. and then i guess it was thought that i implied you could throw those out. >> he made a handful of calls to officials in georgia. he called francis watson who is an investigator in the secretary of state's office. >> i won by hundreds of thousands of votes. whatever you can do, francis. >> the former president called chris carr in december of 2020 asking him, basically, not to get involved as texas was fighting georgia's election results at the supreme court. >> reporter: trump also made vocals to officials requesting a special session of the legislator. georgia legislators could appoint their own electors, instead of the ones for biden that the voters had selected. he called the former speaker of the g

georgia was just one of several states trunk would have needed to win to win the 2020 election with georgia was a special case. it tended to lean republican and he lost by a small margin. a margin he asked georgia state republicans to make up to overturn his loss there. the trump campaign issued a link, the statement stating in part they could have brought this 2 and a half years ago. and they chose to do this for election interference reasons. in the middle of president trump's successful campaign, the indictment is the 4th and has many months drug faces date charges in new york for a hush money payment to silence a porn star ahead of the 2016 electric and 2 federal indictments in florida for mishandling classified documents and in washington for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. unlike the federal charges, if proved that georgia state charges cannot be pardoned by the next president, john henry l. g 0. it later brendon o'connor is a professor of american politics at the university of sydney. brendan, you are joining us from australia. locate would be easy to lose counts at this s

of georgia or a lot of the land of the state of georgia claims as georgia is in fact crete territory and cherokee territory what this does then is it creates this incredible drive really to to possess those lands. this is also encouraged by some of the economic changes of the period of the rise of cotton kingdom. the what historians called the market revolution the economic boom in the early 19th century. and so you have this just incredible pressure for many decades coming from georgia and other states as well aimed at as they would see it completing the territory that was promised. i guess he would say to the state and this puts them on a collision course with you know, the creek nation with the cherokee nation because these are also lands that are guaranteed by treaties with the united states you have a political demand by states like georgia that this land should sooner or later become part of the state of georgia should be taken away from native nations, but then you also have a promise like repeated promises from the unite

but this is more than just about his so-called perfect phone call with georgia secretary of state. is according to fani willis is about an orchestrated and organized effort to pressure georgia lawmakers in fulton county election workers to overturn legitimate results. phil and poppy, trump and his codefendants have until august 25th to turn themselves in. >> nick valencia live outside the fulton county courthouse. thank you. poppy. >> let's go through all of this with elie honig. good morning. great to have you. walk us through first who got charged. >> poppy, the fourth indictment has now landed. just to orient people because there's so many of these. let's take a moment. we have seen the new york state charge relating to hush money that indictment came back in april. the two jack smith federal cases in d.c. and mar-a-lago, florida, those have already been indicted. now we have the indictment in georgia state court for the attempt to interfere with the georgia results of the 2020 election. so, this indictment is a big one. there are 19 different people charged here in 41 counts. ag

election in the state of georgia, mr. n won the election with 11,000 and a margin of 11,000. and he won, apparently, the document that was presented and somehow now the hand of the story of the state of georgia, which mr. said in a phone call with the deputy governor of the state of georgia, who is also in charge of the state election commission, to come and arrange for me 11111 1789 for me to be able to win the election is a serious effort to change the result elections in the united states, in addition to discrediting trump, i challenge the electoral system and the governing system of the united states . it is a question of elections. also, if trump comes to power and is convicted , can he throw himself in the position of president? this development is according to the political laws of the united states. the president has the ability to make people look different, of course, there is no history in the history of the united states that the president threw himself. for example, the story of the resignation of mr. nixon ,

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as georgia state senator, i'm calling for emergency session to review the actions of fani willis., i will not watch radical prosecutors target political opponents. trump has called off a news conference scheduled for monday. he had promised to show a report that would exonerate him. he wrote, rather than release the document, my lawyers prefer putting this irrefutable and overwhelming evidence in formal legal filings as we fight to dismiss this disgraceful indictment. trump is facing a deadline a week from today, to turn himself in to face the georgia charges two days after the first gop debate in milwaukee and not clear if trump will show up on that stage. >> carley: thank you so much. bring in former fbi agent jonathan gilliam. jonathan issue good morning, lots of different trump cases to talk about. let's start in georgia, possible attempt to look into impeachment against fulton county da fani willis, what do you think? do you think that is going anywhere? >> jonathan: it could, but politics in georgia, we have seen with the governor, some people are anti-trump, i'm not sure wh

2020 election in the state of georgia, mr. biden won the election with a margin of 11,000 and a margin of 11,000. in a way, the story of the state of georgia has come to the fore in a phone call with the deputy governor of the state of georgia, who is in charge of the state's election commission. he suggested that he come and arrange for me 11111 1789 so that i can win the election in my name. a serious effort to change the election in america's unprecedented fall, in addition to discrediting trump, is challenging the electoral system and the american governance system , and he has the voice of the election. also, if trump comes to power and is convicted , can he pardon himself as the president of this development according to the laws in american politics, the president has the power of people, you can use different figures, of course, there is no history in the history of the united states that the president himself was killed . for example, the resignation of mr. microphone , the famous case of yasser, the watergate scandal

the georgia state police said that battery will be treated like other defendants. while denying the accusations against him, georgia said that this approach amounts to interference in the upcoming presidential election, the subject of the lawsuit that brought trump and 18 of his employees as defendants one after the other to the photon prison in the state of georgia. criminal for the void the results of the 2020 presidential election, they will face a new court case against themselves because they are afraid that the rest of the accused amir will blame them. it seems that the next days are waiting for jam and the rest of the accused in this criminal case. it means that on monday, tehran will have to appear in a court session in washington, the capital of the united states, because of another food . the new york radio and television news agency, the russian air defense system intercepted and destroyed an s-200 missile in the airspace of the kaluga region on the outskirts of moscow. the russian military announced that ukraine intended to target civilian targets on rus

. >> but georgia officials are talking today. the state's republican governor, brian kemp, hitting back pretty hard at trump by tweeting that the election was not stolen and no one has come forward in court to prove that it was. the secretary of state, brad raffensperger, who got that notorious phone call from trump to find more votes, released a statement saying quote, the most basic principles of a strong democracy are accountability and respect for the constitution and rule of law. you either have it or you don't. >> nbc's blaine alexander is following all of the developments out of atlanta. laura jarrett is here along with andrew weissman, former fbi general counsel and former senior member of robert mueller's special counsel. also an msnbc legal analyst. blaine, i want to ask you about the judge in this case. what do we know about him? >> reporter: yeah. a couple of things, one, this came as a surprise to those of us who have been watching and following this case for quite some time because there has been a single judge who all along ha

but i can say that we can take a good look at it, and it includes georgia state laws that one couldn't imagine being charged, including going after soliciting a state official, soliciting a conspiracy to basically impersonate an official or submit fraud. so that is, again, to nicole's point, and what spilled out in the open is, yes, you can publicly like. yes, you can make all kinds of zany arguments in court, and even sometimes in certain ways, to a legislative body, if they are, you know, hypothetical or about policy. you cannot submit fraud to a state, government entity pursuing to overthrow an election. you cannot conspire, if someone turns on the tv and says, he's been offered ten years -- they're like, why does he have to remind us of that? so those are actually different things. and, again, there's a lot of room for free speech. i used to practice free speech law on the daily. there's no free speech defense to fraud. all fraud involves speech. if i say to you, rachel, i want to tell you this bmw. and you pay me good money for that bmw. i'm not gonna go back later to say, i have

state. an effort by trump supporters in georgia to change the pardon rules. nnot port and in your state. does not decide on pardons. but we also have learned that his office, along with other top republican lawmakers, or not on board with this. of changing the pardon rules. all that aside, what does it say about the support the former president has in your state, considering the backlash we've heard so far with this indictment? >> well, i think what you're seeing in georgia is that there is a division even among the republican party. and, some of my colleagues have expressed significant concern over what's going on with donald trump, and him still continuing to be the leader in the primary. it's so, we have more extreme conservatives that are in charge of pardon in our state, and then we have the more reasonable republicans. i do appreciate governor kemp and speaker burns have said the 2020 election was not stolen, i would also love to hear them say that they're not going to support the person that they're criticizing as much as they are, but we'll go leave th

georgia rico statute. we don't have the traditional mafia in the state of georgia like they do in new york and other statesance of the details, tweets, reserving a room. rudy giuliani is 1 of 19 indicted and so is mark meadows, his former chief of staff. these are big names with a lot of charges against them. how serious are the charges given that there's so many coconspirators? >> it's important for people to realize that all of the acts listed are different than what they're charged with. the acts are things that something can do in furtherance of the conspiracy. but the overt act might be buying duct tape at the store, something that's not illegal. and yes, lots of coconspirators here. that's going to have a ripple effect on some of the other cases. someone that may be called to testify in the d.c. january 6th trial is going to have to consider how the testimony could affect them if they are an indicted coconspirator in this charge. >> juju: chris, you worked a lot of rico cases. there's 19 coconspirators. and fani willis said tonight, she would try them together. what does that tell you about how this

you that the politician is accused of trying to influence the outcome of the elections in the state. georgia court will begin on october 23rd. however, trump's defense has already declared no objection. republican marjariteiler greene, who represents the state of jujah in congress, opposed the appointment of a date for the trial, she said to the authorities. it's time to start fighting crime instead of going after the former president. now cadres from japan have collided off the coast of the country two dry cargo ships, one of them sailed under the flag of liberia, the second under the flag of japan, as a result of the accident, the single-vessel capsized and the footage is now on your screens on board, the dry cargo ship had five people, three of them have already been rescued on the spot, search work continues, and the causes of the accident are still unknown. a new wave of leashes in the primorsky territory in the region again heavy rains in 10 areas of river level rise (details near ksenia levitskaya). the far east of russia again under the blow of the elements, primorye, which is alread

[000:00:00;00] trump's presence in the georgia state prison was released one day after the first intra-party election debate of the republicans, a debate that was held without trump's presence, while trump said after his appearance in the photon prison in the state of georgia that this day is a very sad day and at the same time, sending a message on the virtual page, he described this day as a great day. the day trump was sent to football prison by the prosecutor's order for several criminal charges, including an organized attempt to invalidate the legal results of the 2020 election, they were fingerprinted. and then a defendant was arrested in the photo and now he is free on bail. trump's angry expression in the photo of the arrest has published a photon story . it has had a lot of coverage in the american media . kneel down. on the contrary, this is how the control took the photo to make it look serious. meanwhile, that you accept all the laws, he broke the law and incited people to violence, the tram should be defeated , the american people should do this, american tv wrote on the website

and while he was lieutenant governor, he was the president of the georgia state senate, the same stateate where former trump attorney rudy giuliani appeared in front of three times to spread election conspiracy theories and election interference lies. duncan has called those meetings unofficial and said they were unsanctioned and even gone so far to call them an embarrassment. listen to him last night on cnn. >> yeah. i'll be there to answer the facts as i know them and to continue this process of trying to discover what actually happened during that post-election period of time. certainly we can never repeat that as a country. certainly i never want to see that happen in my home state of georgia. a lot of good people's lives were uprooted. a lot of people's reputations have been soiled. >> reporter: duncan now one of three people to be subpoenaed by the fulton county grand jury. remember, omar, this is not just about trump's infamous phone call with georgia secretary of state raffensperger after he lost the 2020 election here in georgia. this is also about the illegal accessing of vot

these charges in georgia are state charges. significance of those in particular is that will be heard under georgia state law. even if donald trump is elected again as president, he will not be able to overturn, to pardon himself if convicted in the cases. he would theoretically be able to do that if he was found guilty in the federal cases, but the difficulty for mr. trump is, if the case happens in georgia and is found guilty before reelection, he would not be able to pardon himself of those convictions, were he to become president of the u.s. again. >> thank you very much for the update. we will be back with more analysis on the trump story in a moment. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making news. a children's charity wants tech companies and mps to back the government's online safety bill because of new research that shows the scale of online grooming. the nspcc says 42 offices recorded more than 6000 offenses including sexual communications with children last

of georgia investigating violations of the law of the state of georgia. at we're talking about now in the context of january 6th are federal crimes and potentially crimes such as conspiracy to defraud the united states, potentially conspiracy to interfere with voters and their ability to cast votes. this is under the laws of the united states. this is all significant, jim, because these are all investigations of a former president or any high government official. it's particularly significant because you would now have a second federal indictment. that's the united states department of justice, having established two grand juries that i talked about a moment ago, that there's at least probable cause to believe that crimes are committed, that they think they can convict him of. so that is enormous significance. >> we know with cnn's reporting that the trump team is already preparing its responses to this. they've even said it will be quite similar to their responses to other indictments. and the commonality of those has been that this is a biased investigat

state representative. gabe sterling, who is an official in the georgia secretary of state's office was also spotted in the courthouse today. so, it's likely he testified, although they have not confirmed that yet. so, this has really been a jam-packed day so far, anderson. >> is it clear why the timeline of the grand jury's activity appeared to accelerate earlier today? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, a couple of the witnesses who were supposed to appear tomorrow were summoned in to be on call to testify today. geoff duncan was one of those. the other one is independent journalist george cheatty, who has been tweeting updates in what appears to be the waiting area for witnesses testifying before the grand jury. he just sent another update saying that the grand jury appears to be chewing over what they learned so far today. and it's unclear if he's going to have to testify. so, i think what we're seeing is the district attorney's team moving pretty speedily through presenting a lot of this case before the grand jury and trying to determine, frankly, if they're going to be able to push the grand jury for a vote

this is a republican state senator in georgia tonight. blicans will use a new state commission they just created to oust fulton county district attorney fani willis from her job. and they wouldn't stop the prosecution of donald trump. to be clear, this is happening the way you think it's happening. when it started to look like phony wilson vest again in georgia might lead to a possible indictment of donald trump, georgia republicans in may of this year, gave themselves a brand-new power they had never had before under georgia law. the power to remove a georgia prosecutor from his or her job. and now, as trump prepares to surrender himself in phone county this week, they are starting tonight to make noise they are going to use the new law to infect, remove fani willis. it is worth remembering that as the whole conspiracy to overturn the election results was unfolding in georgia, there was also an absolutely critical u.s. senate race taking place. a runoff election to decide which party controls the u.s. senate in washington. in the midst of

under georgia state law. it's a, it's a venue will be a federal court, and the judge will be a federal judge. my view is that if, even if mister from warner be re elected on, although he would then gain some degree of control over the federal prosecutorial apparatus, the department of justice, he gains no control over either the federal judiciary or georgia state prosecutor. so this case is going to go ahead anyway, i told him that he may prefer to have it in a, in a federal court. partly because that would change the jury pool. right now it's, it's valued in, in the, the city of atlanta which is very heavily democratic, also very heavily african american of the, the federal district into which you'd like to move. it includes atlanta but also includes a bunch of people in north georgia who are going to be more favorable to him politically. and with regards to the defense, again, we won't go the final details until the case comes to court. but what, in your estimation, what do you think is going to be the thru

one georgia republican state senator tonight threatening that republicans in georgia state government should now use the new power they just recently gave themselves to remove prosecutors in the state. to remove specifically fulton county district attorney fani willis. remove her from her job as prosecutor to try to stop this prosecution of donald trump. georgia republicans gave themselves the power to remove elected prosecutors from their posts on their own say-so, because of behavior that, you know, they find untoward in some way. these very vague terms. they gave themselves the power to remove elected prosecutors, they gave themselves that power in may and made sure it would go into effect this fall. as donald trump announces that he is turning up to be fingerprinted and mugshotted in fulton county on thursday this week, tonight, a georgia republican state senator has announced that now is the time for georgia republicans to move to take fani willis out of her job. so here we go. and again, the mystery here is not who done it. we know who did it. the mystery here is how are we goin

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