ms. willis' office some of the fake electors accused another fake elector, one of the clients of ms.ebro, they 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

ms. willis wrote a letter to local law enforcement authorities, telling them that, you know, be prepared happen because july 11, i think, and september 1st. i don't remember the precise dates, which coincide with when a grand jury could return an indictment in that case. and it's pretty clear you would not send that letter saying, you know, be prepared for civil disorder if, you know, it was just rudy giuliani or mark meadows who was going to be in the dock. >> let me ask you about the e. jean carroll case in new york, the writer who accuses trump of raping her back in the mid-1990s. she faced two days of very aggressive questioning from trump's attorney, joe tacopina. i want to ask you about something. apparently, george, you and i have talked about this in the past, that you urged e. jean carroll to get an attorney in the first place when, i guess, this was something that was relayed to you. can you tell us about that? what do you think the outcome of this case might be? >> well, it's a pretty simple story. i mean after jean carroll came forward with her allegations, i wrote an op-ed p

ms. willis seems like she has a timetable in mind. >> i think the anxiety comes from two things.vior's ongoing on trump's part and the reality that we are a country at greater risk because domestic violent extremism has intersected with lies about the 2020 election. it's not the fault of either of you two. you've worked to make sure that the truth gets out and gets out quickly. congresswoman, i want to ask you just in the plainest way you can explain it what was trump's role in the plan to seize voting machines >> well, you know, as usual, as any good mob boss would, he had others do the nitty-gritty to preserve a little deniability but there's no question he knew about it and i think it's obvious he was interested in any scheme that would promote his goal of overturning the election at one point the acting director, department of homeland security, had to tell him we can't do that. i mean, it's not permissible so certainly he was aware of the whole thing. we have testimony from mr. giuliani and by the way, it's great to see mark again we worked so closely for so long in the comm

ms. the debro, said they wer never told that immunity was being offered by fani willis and then the other significant transgression is that ms. debr represents a whole group o fake electors -- and the disqualification set out the dea willis and her tea had conversations with some of these fake electors on april 12th and april 14th. 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 start

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ms. eleanor who passed away this past week serving as staff to mayor willie brown. it is my privilege to be able to do this for her and her family because she was a constituent in district 1. she got her start working for mayor brown in his law firm and then serving as fundraiser campaign manager and later a finance manager for the assembly democrats committee. at the time of her passing, eleanor was serving on the airport commission in fact as our airport president. this very challenging time during pandemic. and as executive director to the willie junior. she lived in the enrichment with her husband, commissioner richard john and was deeply involved in the community as a member of the friends of mountain lake park. she is survived by her husband, and son and two grand sons and two sisters. it is i just want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to her and her pandemic for her lifelong public service to the city and county of san francisco. i just want to share a personal anecdote that i heard upon her passing, from sfo staff, that actually mentioned abo

ms. carroll wants had him to retract his statement last year denying that the rape owe qurayshied there's more. today we got a striking set of letters from fani willisrump and others for their alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state of dxg. look at this district attorney willis sent letters like this one to czarrous law enforcement agencies in fulton county 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 all

ms. eleanor who passed away this past week serving as staff to mayor willie brown.this for her and her family because she was a constituent in district 1. she got her start working for mayor brown in his law firm and then serving as fundraiser campaign manager and later a finance manager for the assembly democrats committee. at the time of her passing, eleanor was serving on the airport commission in fact as our airport president. this very challenging time during pandemic. and as executive director to the willie junior. she lived in the enrichment with her husband, commissioner richard john and was deeply involved in the community as a member of the friends of mountain lake park. she is survived by her husband, and son and two grand sons and two sisters. it is i just want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to her and her pandemic for her lifelong public service to the city and county of san francisco. i just want to share a personal anecdote that i heard upon her passing, from sfo staff, that actually mentioned about just two weeks ago, she was at the

ms. i knew tucker for a while and i liked him. i was nice to him. he was nice to me. we had good conversations. rachel maddow the same so people would always ask williescovery and realized, no, this was all an act it was all a show. he was the one that said harsher things about donald trump than most guests that came on the show. >> than you even, right? what he's revealed himself to be through this discovery is a political performance artist, someone playing to the audience, somebody who his producer at one point says to him, hey, we didn't talk about voter fraud last night and our audience noticed and they were kind of ticked off by that and he says, yeah, i guess we should have, but i just hate this stuff, but he didn't say stuff. that shows you the extent to which at fox news from the hosts up to the highest levels of the company, there is an overriding concern about maxmization of ratings and profit when their audience didn't want to hear the truth that they found inconvenient and uncomfortable, then many hosts and producers at the network said, all right, we have to prevent them from switching the channel to newsmax, so let's give them more of