and these fake electors said some of the other fake elector represented by ms. debro committed crimes that we had nothing to do with that is a direct conflict that mandates that ms. debrow get off these cases and that's the motion that dea willis has filed. and i have a hard time seein how that motion is not granted >> yeah, so, a couple of thing that we learned -- when is that the investigation is ongoing because this is happening, basically, right now, and fani willis really rushe into court with this motio pretty much as soon as they go this information from thos people, that they were not tol about the immunity offer this is a really big deal that we will be following as this case continues glenn kirschner and charle blow, thank you both very much for starting off our conversations tonight. >> thank you lawrence. >> coming up, there is a new demand for an investigation of supreme court justice clarence thomas, senator sheldo whitehouse will join us next with the freestyle libre 2 system, know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage

willis' office some of the fake electors accused another fake elector, one of the clients of ms. debrothey accused that elector of further crimes now, what those further crimes are we do not know something maybe beyond all possible doubt what ms. willis has investigated thus far, which is, well, now you have my attention. and the d.a. says that assertion creates a conflict of interest some clients who may be cooperating with the d.a.'s office are levying charges against another client who is presumably not cooperating with the d.a.'s office, and all of them are being represented by kimberley boroughs debro you can see how that could create some issues if they all have the same lawyer she says the representation of those ten false electors has become a practical and ethical mess and oh, by the way she's reportedly being paid by the georgia republican party there are reports that she received over $200,000 from the state gop. joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia michael, thanks for being here it's always good to see you. i wonder if you