and we also now know about a pressure campaign as with rol rolston, as with the governor. phone, maybe it wasn't. what does it do to fani willis? i think it overall will add to the indictment which these jurors themselves in the atlanta journal constitution say is going to be huge. it's something to note. it's less of a clean actual violation on its own, it seems to me, because he's saying convene a special session of the legislature. obviously, that is meant to influence the election, which is illegal, but it doesn't quite have the unmistakable punch of i just need 11,780 votes. so it will be part of the case. i doubt it will be a separate count of the same kind of charge of election solicitation to commit fraud as the call to raffensperger. >> i found the ajc report fascinating because it was not just about the evidence but the experience of being on this grand jury, and there was one of the five that they spoke with who had a reconsideration, i guess i would call it, of whether they should have summoned trump. they said it was the prosecutor's decision and he probably w

rolston died last year.lso reports that five members of the special grand jury that investigated the former president, say that the audio of that phone call was played in court and there were other phone calls from trump to georgia officials around that same time, including the secretary of state. >> what this would show me, as a prosecutor, is that donald trump had a very specific strategy and approach or how he is going to go about pressuring the state officials. he called them separately and tried to lean on them, essentially on the assumption, of well, you are republicans and i'm up, la quinta you're going to use your authority here to swing things my way. so i think it gives prosecutors a powerful argument that this was done intentionally and strategically. >> according to the special grand jury foreperson, they recently wrapped up their work and recommended multiple indictments. it is now up to the fulton county district attorney to make any decisions on formal charges. former trump attorney michael co

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rolston to convene special session of the georgia legislature to overturn jo biden's victory?ccording to one juror who described the call to the, paper the speaker basically bu cut the present and schauffele said it will do it within my power that things ar appropriate. he just basically took the win out of the sales well thank you was all the president could say. this is now the third phon call that we know of in whic donald trump pressured georgia officials to try to help him overturn the results of th 2020 election. one unidentified juror als hinted at the idea that we still have more to learn fro this investigation quote, and it is going to, you a lot is going to come out sooner or later. and it is going to be massive. it is gonna be massive joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of georgia and a current partner at the law firm more and haul michael thank you for bein here i am very interested in th fact that we now know of a third call that the presiden himself made to try to somehow overturn the results of th 2020 election. we know

the it atlanta journal-constitution, last about ten minutes, sh recalled the trump asked speaker rolston, who would sto him from holding a special session, according to corps, speaker rawlston responded, federal judge, that to so, with each day, harry, th evidence mounts. >> definitely. recall, when course made her p tour that was a little perplexing, she had said, we heard multiple phone calls and that was one of the most captivating details. what multiple phone calls? it looks like there are now tw or three, and that, from a prosecutor's point of view, is just killer evidence it does show, some very good reporting in the atlanta papers, as you mentioned, it showe them to be cohesive, clearly sympathetic to the witnesses that are most hostile, to trump, clearly and vice versa, an they had some real zingers including at the end this is gonna be massive so, recall, this is just the special grand jury that made recommendations to fani willis and then a real actual grand jury that sits starting very soon will process the evidence but, based on what not just four person but these five hav no

she calls at one point, that trump asked speaker rolston -- essentially asked him who woul stop him fromd stop him from holdin that special session and according to kohrs, ralsto responded, a federal judge that is who. what your reaction to this >> well, we continued it, as w have for a long period of time as we open up this box o donald trump, we continue to b amazed at the levels of whic he is willing to go up under and above any bounds of law an ethics and legality in this in order to maintain power in thi in the course of this -- to me, all of this is sad an is despicable. i think it is the behavior i -- what offends me more, which think will offend more, othe people is, we have always know who donald trump has been. he has been fairly clear tha he is not an ethical person. what i think is what has faile us is -- one political party has enable donald trump in this, over and over and over again. there has been some instance where people have stood up and georgia is one of those. the secretary of state and the governor, to a small degree -- but this should have never got -- we should h

confirmed the grand jury heard a recording of a phone call between trump and georgia house speaker david rolston, who died in november. in which trump urged his fellow republican to convene a special session of the state legislature to overturn the georgia results. that news was first reported by the atlanta journal constitution, whose reporter spoke to five grand jury members. one of them told the paper that the speaker basically cut the president off. he said i will do everything in my power that i think is appropriate. he just basically took the wind out of the sails this latest revelation comes as we already know about two other calls trump made as part of his pressure campaign. one to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger, where trump made this request. >> so look, all i want to do is this i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have because we won the state. >> and the other to a top investigator in the georgia secretary of state's office, urging her to find dishonesty, to overturn the results, making this claim >> i won georgia i know that, by a lot. and the pe