so when the so called god father of a guy, jeffrey hampton announced his resignation from google earlier this year, citing his regret for developing such tech will examine how the world's top 2 economies are handling these warnings. all right, let's get into the m o the, the u. s. and china, the world's top 2 economies have been locked in an economic war since the trump era in 2018 when donald trump leveled unprecedented tariff on china. a move that aimed to encourage americans to buy made in america by making chinese imports more expensive, but the fight didn't actually begin there. it actually started back under brock obama when then the obama administration launched a number of complaints against china with the w t. o, the world trade organization. mister obama made no qualms about his position, saying this quote. i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration, and it's made a difference. was brock

jeffrey clark, who is a justice department guy. so is good lot of people's phone numbers. could you put those four pictures up again? mr. hamptonwho ran coffee county election administration, sydney powell, and kathleen latham, one of the fake electors, actually kathy lee them was the one who ran coffee county. big deal, and how would one use this, charles? >> ultimately as a prosecutor your job is to connect the dots for the jury. that's why fani willis's office is going to be doing this. they're going to recreate everything that happened in a way that explains to the jury not only how it happened but why it failed, where a failed, and what was intended to do. who else better than to connect the dots than someone who has actually won on the inside and saw into what was going on a new house being put together? that's exactly how they would use this type of witness. the type of witness you enjoy having because they actually know because they were a part of it. of course you have to deal with the idea that this is also that -- and you're gonna have to explain to the jury from a credibility standpoint, but nonetheless, in terms of

people like jeffrey clark, who is a former justice department official, and john eastman, a former pro-trump attorney. the only not guilty plea we have not seen at this point is misty hampton so far. i would be surprised if she's the only person who decides to show up in person tomorrow. we still could see her plea come through in the court system today. >> and notably you mentioned john eastman. he's actually filed, as others, to sever his case from the rest of the co-defendants. >> that's right. he has basically said through his attorney that obviously we're not going to be prepared to go to trial in six weeks, that's the sort of speedy trial timeline. that's when ken cheseboro is going to be going to trial, october of 2023. and he's making it clear he doesn't want any part of these speedy trial guidelines. they don't want to go to trial in october 2023. and now it's going to be up to this state court judge once we get all these pleas in for these 19 co-defendants to stied how he wants to organize all of these folks. >> a lot to organize. so many moving parts there, sara murray. we appreciate you walking us through it. jim? or rather brianna. >>> now to a cnn exclusive.