ms. freeman's door. ms. freeman didn't recognize the man and so she turned him away and called police who then spoke to this man outside her home. >> hey, what's going on? >> i'm a pastor and also working with some folks trying to help ruby out. i want to let her know i've got some pro bono service for her. >> that strange man who was offering pro bono services was a man named stephen cliffguard lee. he was one of the people indicted last night by fani willis. this is what the indictment says about him. he solicited harrison floyd, an individual associated with the organization black voices for trump to assist with his effort to speak to ruby freeman. stephen glyphgard lee stated to floyd ms. freeman was scared to talk to lee because he was a white man. mr. floyd then tried to call ruby freeman, he tried several times but he was unsuccessful, so in turn recruited someone else, a black publicist for the trump supporting nazi apologist and artist kanye west, who now goes by the name yea. it should be said that

ms. freeman and ms.ng in the wake of this ruling in their favor. >> they feel good about it. they feel like this has been vindication, not all vindication, i would say, certainly partial vindication. there's still more work to be done. the trial phase, as you mentioned, is coming up next. and unfortunately, you can't win your sense of security at trial, so it won't be a full vindication in that sense. and restoring them to where they should be, but this was a good development, and they're very happy about what the judge did yesterday. >> and i can tell you that over here, we consider them to be national heroes because anyone who helps folks vote, other than librarians, those are my favorite people. let's remind everyone what was said about these two wonderful women by rudy giuliani in which he defamed them. >> earlier in the day, ruby freeman and shaye moss and one of the gentleman quite obviously surreptitiously started passing around usb ports as if they're vials of heroin or cocaine. >> what was your

ms. freeman and ms. shea. i think what you saw was fani willis put pen to paper and made sure that the world knew resoundingly clear through the language of this indictment that there is no one above the law, and that you could be somebody like the storied former new york mayor rudy giuliani, a former president of the united states, but you could also be somebody like stephen cliff guardedly, who was involved in these intimidation tactics, and that you will be held criminally responsible for what you have done. the idea that there will be an aggressive pursuit of justice is ultimately the message that is going to be sent to everyone. no one is above the law and if you commit a crime here it hurts your jurisdiction and fani willis will come after you. >> if a crime was committed against you, no one may have ever heard of you before, but if a crime is committed against you she has made the statement very clearly that we are going to come after you. katie phang, barbara mcquaid, you are going to stay with us. >>>

ms. freeman and ms. ross is that rudy giuliani, a person who was not only an attorney, is someone that had achieved some of the highest -- in the profession, which is what being an attorney in the southern district of new york represents, as well as being a mayor of the city of new york. and he understand what is the legal process is. he understands what it represents. he understands what's at stake, and he also had taken an oath that is a point to uphold the constitution, and every lawyer takes an oath to uphold the rule of law to practice law. and what the judge is saying in this defamation case is not just that he's now subject to penalties that's going to cost him a decent chunk of change, it's that he as an attorney who swore that he understood the process tried to manipulate it, mislead it, and do everything in his power to undermine basic rules, which accrue as rights essentially to the plaintiffs in this case to get their full fair day in court, and he did everything to undermine that, and it's e

ms. freeman. >> the thing that is so sort of bizarre, paul, is number one, donald trump seems like he'llanyone who tells him what he wants to hear, right? so when chesebro tells him, hey, you can just have different electors. good. i love it. giuliani says, hey, say venezuela, somebody came up out of the grave or maduro did it to you. great. he'll take anyone who will tell him what he wants to hear. in this case, i have to play this for you. this is what he was actually told by brad raffensperger who would know in georgia about election fraud. here it is. >> well, mr. president, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong. we talked to the congressman, and they were surprised. i guess there was a person named mr. bray nard came to these meetings and presented data. he said there was dead people upward of 5,000. the actual number were, two, two. two people that were dead that voted. and so that's wrong. there was two. >> well -- >> and so, can it be a defense for donald trump if he is prosecuted in georgia that he just sincerely believed the looney tune lawyers who told him

ms. freeman, citing baseless claims she was involved in voter fraud. then we have part three of the plot, prosecutors are now in possession of text messages and emails directly connecting members of trump's legal team to the early january 2021 voting system breach and heavily republican coffee county. a county trump won by nearly 70% of the vote. those players include attorney sidney powell, misty hampton, a former coffee county election supervisor, cathy lathem, a fake elector, and bail bondsman howell scott. and last but not least, we have the fake republican electors themselves, who claimed illegitimately that trump had carried the state. not all of them are facing charges but two of the three charged are david schaefer and shaun still, who know a thing or two about politics. schaefer is the former chairman of the georgia republican party. and is still to this day a georgia state senator. another thing we're learning about one of the main characters from our friends on "the beat" is that roger stone was already plotting right after the election. >>

ms. freeman. solicitation of the united states justice department.effly clark, the lawyer we saw before and remember donald trump tried to get high-ranking officials, one official took a note that trump said just say the election was corrupt. leave the rest to me and the republican congressman. solicitation of mike pence. breach of those voting machines which we talked about the other day and finally, obstruction of justice. and obstruction of governmental proceeding. there is your indictment. >> wow. elie honig, thank you. you'll be back at the table with more soon. >> yes. >> phil? >>> witch hunt, politically motivated. these terms are pretty familiar. former president trump once again slamming a an indictment against him. the play book you're familiar with and what he said overnight. >>> only about a quarter of the maui wild fire burned area has been searched. the death toll now stands at 99 people this morning. and officials say that number could double in the days ahead. ♪ >> we are burdened by the circumstance of climate change and tragedy at t

ms. freeman didn't recognize the man and so she turned him away and called the police.me. >> what's going on? >> my name is steve lee. >> yes. >> i'm a pastor. i'm also working with some folks who are trying to help ruby out. >> we want to let her know that we want to provide pro bono service. >> that strange man who was offering pro bono services was a man named stephen cliffgard lee. he is one of the 19 people indicted last night by the a fani willis and this is what the indictment says about mr. lee. on or between the 15th of december 2020 and the fourth day of january 2021, stephen cliffgard lee solicited harrison floyd, an individual. he stated to harrison floyd that was afraid to talk to steven lee because he was a white man. apparently according to stephen lee called harrison floyd. mr. floyd then tried to call ruby freeman. he tried several times, but he was unsuccessful. so he in turn recruited someone else, someone named trevian kutti, a black publicist for the trump supporting nazi apologist and artist kanye what west, who now goes by the name ye it. december

ms. freeman and her daughter.the death threats and ask mike pence how do you feel with all of the death threats? this is un-american for the former president to continue to threaten our democracy. >> george: julie -- >> it's going to be a choice and the choice is going to be -- those are things firing up but those people in arizona are also going to ask about the economy and ask about ukraine. they're going to ask about isis and the border and about hunter biden and guess what, it's not going to be some national advertising campaign. it's going to be individual people, 10,000 in arizona, 20,000 in pennsylvania and so on and so forth. >> george: one thing that will affect that -- >> they'll ask about -- >> george: let me bring -- >> we will win those debates. >> george: one thing it will depend on whether or not the trials actually do happen during the course of the campaign. it's pretty clear that the trump legal strategy is delay. >> i mean, timing is going to be so crucial here. i mean, are we going to be facing

ms. ruby freeman and her daughter, it is the same thing. these were election day workers. people sign up to go and work the polls, year after year after year, never thinking that would be subjected to death threats or a target put on their. back by the sitting president of the united states. and this is par for the course. this is what they do. they are trying to threaten and bully people into silence, so they can continue to push the agenda forward. but we understand, in georgia, the cradle of the civil rights movement, we understand what task is before us and we are not going to turn around just because someone is trying to scare us into silence. we have to continue to do this work. democracy is an action and we have to continue to do the work. >> thank you, as always for being with, us congresswoman. joining me now is my political panel, basil michael junior, democratic covid just and former executive director of the new york state democratic party, and amite hurricane ian, the republicans for the gist and former chair of the nevada state gop. amy, following donald trum

ms. freeman and ms. moss who are the victims here. >> justice comes in many forms.g that both suffered. again, this is part of how our justice system works. these are all viable avenues for folks who feel as though they've been wronged in one way or another. >> and another message that there are consequences when you casually throw out these outrageous allegations. >>> the "new york times" has a new piece that says the trump trial date is a big mistake. quote, under ideal circumstances the trial of a major presidential contender would be completed. but instead we're headed for a world where the trial and campaign are fully intertwined with each primary associated with a different snapshot of the case's progress. the pileup of trials still seems like a boon to trump's renomination effort. there's another bloc that rallies to him when he's perceived to be liberalism's major target. challengers would be part of that bloc to resist the rallying impulse and swing their way instead. so timing trump's prosecution but not the final outcome of the trial to some of the most i

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