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fulton county repo r.i.c.o. case for interfering with the 2020 election results in georgia. last month haltered south uniontown fulton county jail and pleaded not guilty along with donald trump and the rest of his codefendants. this afternoon that all changed after hall reached a deal with fulton county prosecutors. >> how do you plead to the five count of conspiracy to commit intentional interference with the performance of election? >> guilty. >> do you understand that the sentence for each of those counts will be 12 months -- >> yes ma'am. >> a total of five years. >> yes, ma'am. >> so five years of probation. hall will also have to pay 5000 dollar fine, served 200 hours community service, and he already recorded the statement for prosecutors and will write a public apology to georgia voters. crucially, as part of that plea deal, scott hall also agreed to cooperate in the prosecution of his codefendants. >> do you understand the conditions of your probation are that you testify truthfully and any further court proceedings to make any -- listed on the initial indictment with which you arrived? >> y

. >> we now talked about d.c., we've talked new york, we have to go down south and talk fulton county. former prosecutors, both of us. scott hall, a bail bondsman. one of the 19 codefendants on this r.i.c.o. case that fani willis in the fulton county's d.a.'s office has brought against donald trump is now flipped. he pled guilty to some misdemeanor charges. he is not going to jail. he has agreed to testify for the prosecution, if called, as a witness. how big of a deal is this? looking to put her case together and thinking about the early trials that she's gonna be bringing. how significant is hallson on donald trump? >> it is an important development. it is not a surprising development. about 90% of people who are prosecuting and up pleading guilty. there are going to be more of these 19 defendants who do the same thing. scott hall is getting a really good deal. he was looking at up to 20 years. he gets probation and he gets to keep his license at the bail bondsman. what does this tell us? it tells us that fani willis is going out to the big fish. she was going after donald trump, sh

he made his first public appearance at a rally in south dakota since he was indicted in fulton countyeorgia. i want to show you a clip of him saying this last night. >> man: this battle that we are in is a battle for us this is for history. this is a big moment in our country because we are either going to go one way or the other and if we go the other we are not going to have a country left. the fight together. we will win together and then we will seek justice together. >> seek justice together. for those that are at home and still have a hard time wrapping their heads around the fact that trump remains the front runner in the public and primary talk to us about how this message is resonating and continues to resonate with his supporters. >> reporter: his message from the beginning of this campaign has been exactly that clip you just played which is one of grievance. what about him being persecuted and saying that the levers of government be at the justice department or even education department with the current sitting president and any lawmaker whether it's a republican or democra

south dakota. this marks his first public rally since he was indicted in fulton county, georgia, on charges of trying nice miniature replica of mount rush more. this time he may offer him a presidential endorsement. cnn's kyung lah in south dakota. trump arguably doesn't need her endorsemented, right? >> not necessarily. this may be all about this evening with cnn reporting that governor nomes expected to endorse him this evening in rapid city, south dakota, a state republicans won by a very large margin is more of a job interview. he hasn't picked a vice president yet, jake, and that really is what we're expecting to see tonight, an undercurrent of a job application of sorts. >> trump is known for spending times at rallies sharing his various grievances. are we expecting him to introduce any new policies this evening to help the american people? >> reporter: well, in short, no. and there might be a reason why he doesn't feel he necessarily has to. we spent some time talking to people coming into this theater to ask them what they want to hear, what policies do you want. one woman says she wants to a

who they recommended . 3 indicted and who the district attorney in fulton county decided not to indict awesome permanent because south carolina sent it to lindsey graham, for example, along with 2 senators who was sitting in georgia in the months of to the election. david per do. and kelly loved to now in each of those cases, it's instructive to see how the boat went. at 13 joe risk voted in fav offing dining lindsey graham 7 voted against. these are similar if it goes to the other 2 senators who came up in the special grand jury decision. but this was the reaction of the senate to for south carolina. what i did was consistent with my job as being united states senator chairman and the judiciary committee. but it was just not me . 3 united states senators were opening up pandora's box. i think the system, this country's getting off the rails and we have to be careful not to use the legal system as a political to many observers point out that it's in the interests of republicans to attempt to politicize this case in georgia to make it seem as some kind of political action by the fulton county district attorney. but th

federally indicted in georgia, it's safe to say when he spoke at the south dakota rally, he had georgia on the mind. specifically fulton county47 minutes. the longest i've seen donald trump speak on this campaign trail yet. and he spoke in-depth. often going off script about the indictments. he told a story about how he told his children, the moment that he got indicted. what that was like. he talked for a long time about how he, if he is actually for the president again he would speak with political retribution against his opponents. what he believes president biden is doing time right now. when asked how voters are responding to the indictments, they follow there later. i have spoken to hundreds of trump voters across the country. loyal trump supporters. the thing that i hear most from them as whenever i bring up an indictment, they say it's a badge of honor. every single indictment is more and more a badge of honor for them, and for the former president. just listen to the sound of one person i spoke with this weekend in south dakota. >> i think that the democrats will do anything to keep trump off of the ballots, because

amara, the special grand jury in fulton county investigating the 2020 presidential election in georgia recommended chargesness against republican senator lindsey graham of southand kelly loeffler of georgia. the grand jury report shows that the panel recommended criminal charges against 39 people. fulton county district attorney fani willis ended up charging two of them. including former president trump. now, the senators have deniedvy wrongdoing related to election. graham appeared before the special grand jury last year, and he made phone calls to georgia state officials, pushing for them to find enough fraud in the state. graham continues to defend the cause. loeffler said in a statement that she has no regrets. special grand juries in georgia make recommendations and their findings are not binding on prosecutors. victor and amara. >> all right, evan, thanks so much. joining me to discuss jennifer rogers cnn legal analyst and former legal prosecutor. let's start here and well get to the meadows case in a moment. so, in some of these recommendations, the special grand jury was not unanimous one way are 0 the other. we under why those were not pursued by the

fulton county a fani willis. those 21 people, includes south carolina senator lindsey graham, former georgia senators david perdueoeffler. while this support -- report doesn't spell out out loud why purdue and loeffler should -- are well documented. both georgia senators refused to acknowledge president biden's election win in the state. they both urged georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, to resign. the accused him of mismanaging george's election without providing any evidence of wrongdoing. loeffler took one step forward, to vow to reject the voter certification in january. but something changed her mind, this is loeffler in january 2021 before and after the capitol riot. >> i've an announcement, georgia. on january 6th, i will object to the electoral college vote. >> the violence, the lawlessness, and see each of the halls of congress are an a direct attack on the institution. my egyptian was intended to protect the sanctity of the american democratic process. i believe there were last-minute changes to the november 2020 election process and serious outbreak you larry days that resulted in too many

amara, the special grand jury in fulton county investigating the 2020 presidential election in georgia recommended charges against republican senator lindsey graham of south david perdue and kelly loeffler of georgia. the grand jury report released friday shows the panel recommended criminal charges against 39 people in all. fulton county district attorney fani willis ended up charging 19 of them, including former president trump. willis did not bring charges against graham, and the two former georgia lawmakers when she returned an indictment last month. the senators have denied any wrongdoing related to the election. graham appeared before the special grand jury last year, and he made phone calls to georgia state officials, pushing for them to find fraud in the state. graham continues to defend the calls. loeffler said in a statement that she has no regrets. special grand juries in georgia make recommendations, and their findings are not binding on prosecutors. >> evan, thank you. >>> the former manhattan prosecutor is with me now, jeremy, good to see you. let's start here. graham, perdue, loeffler, former national security adviser michael flynn, recomme

south dakota. we're not only expecting to see the president speaking, the former president speaking, after that indictment in fulton countyafter all the news involving mark meadows. what we're also watching is this woman who is on stage, who is speaking, kristi noem, the governor of south dakota, extraordinarily popular here in her home state, having won in 2022 by 27 percentage points. and it certainly sounds like she is in the very early stage of her speech, where she's about to endorse donald trump. she's throwing a lot of compliments, heaping compliments, on him. and the reporting we have from cnn is that she is expected to formally endorse trump tonight in this speech. so, what he has not done, what trump has not done yet is select that running mate. and there have been a number of candidates who are trying to get into that second slot, sometimes overtly they would like to be his running mate. certainly what we are seeing tonight is that governor noem is saddling up and hoping that she is at least going to be in a favorable light right before trump takes the stage in south dakota. brianna? >> kyung lah live in rapid

who they recommended to be indicted and who the district attorney in fulton county decided not to indict awesome permanent because south carolina senator lindsey graham, for example, along with 2 senators who was sitting in georgia in the months after the election, david per do, and kelly loved to now in each of those cases, it's instructive to see how the vote went. at 13 years voted in favor off indicting lindsey graham 7 voted against these a similar if it goes to the other 2 senators who came up in the special grand jury decision. but this was the reaction of the send it to for south carolina. what i did was consistent with my job as being united states senator shermer and the judiciary committee. but it was just not me. the 3 united states senators were opening up pandora's box. i think the system, this country's getting off the rails and we have to be careful not to use the legal system as a political, to many observers point town that it's in the interests of republicans to attempt to politicize this case in georgia to make it seem as some kind of political action by the fulton county district attorney. but the

fulton county. reaction is coming in from some of the key players, including south carolina senator lindsey graham. this shocking video released in the case of a police officer who shot and killed a 27-year-old man during a traffic stop. that officer has been fired and faces multiple charges, including murder. we'll walk you through that video and the difference from what we see from the rinl natural story police told -- original story police told. >>> and when crews may begin to stave an american stranded in a cave 3,000 feet underground. we are following these stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. >>> recommended but not charged. new details revealing on the sprawling georgia investigation into allegations of 2020 election interference by donald trump and allies. a report released just a short time ago shows that the special grand jury recommended charges for some of the former president's closest associates. but ultimately, they were not charged, including south carolina senator lindsey graham and kelly lefler. graham was scrutinized for a phone call he made to geor

and so tonight, we will see him in south dakota in a rally, and so that is the first since the arrest in fulton county, and so it is going to be interesting. >> and to be fair to fani willis, she says that she is doing her job, and they did not indict two former senators, and this is not a circle he cannot square. she did not go forward with the charges against them. all very interesting, and we will check back, and see what he says in south and i'm going to toss it to john. >> and thank you, sara. the news is who was not charged. who was not charged. one sitting u.s. senator lindsey graham, and two sitting senators kelly loeffler and michael perdue. and with us is shan wu, and now, to be clear, lindsey graham was not indicted, and the question is why. was it because the special grand jury showed reservations only voting by 13-7 to indict him? is that what caused fani willis trepidation or the difficulty in charging a u.s. senator or maybe the evidence? >> picking between the three, john, it is more likely the evidence. as you have been pointing out, that since we can't see the transcripts and the evi

. >> before you go, senator, the fulton county special grand jury just recommended that your current colleague, senator lindsey graham of southrn you at all that his name came up in this report? >> i have not seen that report, so i'll refrain from commenting. obviously lindsay and i have disagreements when it comes to president trump serving this country, but i have not read the report you're referencing. and before i talk about one of my colleagues and friends, i'll take a look at it. >> senator chris murphy, fair enough, thank you so much for being here. >>> maui one month later, new revelations about just how underfunded the island's firefighters were as massive wildfires turned thousands of buildings to ash. what they need to make sure a fire like this never happens again. this is "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. t it in, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairi

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but ultimately, fulton county district attorney fani willis decided not to move florida. the report listed some familiar names, including republican southrs from georgia divert purdue and -- loeffler, and former national security adviser mike flynn. what is your read on how they managed to escape indictments recommended by the special grand jury but not brought by the grand jury that indicted others? >> right, i feel like looking at this report i was taken aback, just like the rest of the public, but i often remind myself, there's a whole lot that i and the rest of the public do not know. only the district attorney and her prosecutorial team knows exactly what they didn't bring charges, and they know if they will never bring charges. that's still unclear to. but what is clear is that people like trump and lindsey graham and others have used this as another political moment, or a political tool, to level even more attacks against the prosecutor and the dea in fulton county, and that's what's harmful. i also think about the explicit statement from lindsey graham yesterday after this news came out, and he made it clear that he has every in

fulton county grand jury that investigated the case recommended charges against 20 other individuals who were not included in the indictment. the grand jurors report released today shows the list included southina senator lindsey graham and former georgia senators kelly loeffler and david perdue. 19 people, including trump, were indicted by the da. all have pleaded not guilty. trump campaign officials called the grand jury tools of the radical democrats. president biden continues to remain quiet on the matter. president biden has also done something very different than than donald trump, which is he's made clear that the justice department, his justice department under attorney general merrick garland is independent. it is not currently clear why fulton county da fani willis chose not to charge all those recommended. the report was released at the request of the special grand jury. and late today, a georgia judge denied a request from mark meadows to move his georgia election case to federal court. that's a setback for meadows and a troubling sign for former president trump. the house of representatives returns to washington next week after a six week summer recess. the senate's been in sess

south dakota. it was the former president's first public event since he turned himself over to authorities and had his mugshot taken at the fulton countyl last month. >> see, i'm the only person in the history of politics that's been indicted whose poll numbers went up 25 points or something. >> reporter: trump is facing 91 felony charges, but still the clear front-runner scoring the endorsement of south dakota governor kristi noem. >> i will do everything i can to help him win and save the country. >> reporter: the rest of the field betting big on those early primary states. senator tim scott speaking to an overflow crowd in new hampshire. >> i want your vote. i'll be here every -- i won't say every day. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley in south carolina. >> three-quarters of the country don't want to see a rematch of trump and biden. [ applause ] it is time for a new generational conservative leader. >> reporter: but this morning all eyes on the hawkeye state. several candidates taking to iowa's rivalry college football game, including florida governor ron desantis, now preparing to cross paths with th

from the fulton county grand jury investigating trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the 2020 election in georgia. it shows the jury recommended indictments for 38 people, including south carolina senator lindsey graham and other high-profile republicans. d.a. fani willis ultimately indicted 19 people, including former president donald trump. meanwhile, in new york, attorney general letitia james has updated figures related to trump's financial fraud case, saying he inflated his net worth by as much as $3.6 billion a year, up from $2.2 billion, in order to secure loans and business deals. a federal judge ordered prison officials in louisiana to remove children locked up in the former death row section of louisiana state penitentiary known as angola. the judge also said children could no longer be held at angola, ruling it amounted to cruel and unusual punishment. for the past 10 months, children, mostly black boys, have been held in solitary confinement, denied family visits, deprived of education and mental health treatment, among other inhumane conditions. in philadelphia, a police officer has been charged with first degree murder for the killing of 27-year-old eddie

fulton county. it revealed, you can see the list, they're 21 edition of people reprimanded for trying to but not ultimately indicted. that list includes current southarolina senator, lindsey graham. ford or florida senator kelly loeffler and david perdue, as well. responding to this release just yesterday. >> i called around different states, including georgia, as a sitting united states senator, chairman of the judiciary committee. i eventually certify the election in all states, including georgia. i did not find any evidence of mass voter fraud. i did have concerns about the mail-in ballot system. we cannot criminalize senators doing their job when they have a constitutional work ornament to fulfill. we are opening up pandora's box here. >> kelly loeffler and david perdue have also denied wrongdoing. we want to bring in the current host of the talking feds podcast to talk about this. we want to ask you a few things, harry. first and foremost, what does this indicate to you? right? we know mark meadows it will appeal the judges decision to move the case to federal court. what does it say to you about the trajectory here? the initial decision from

inside the fulton county special grand jury deliberations and the extraordinary list of people that were recommended for charges but ultimately left off of the indictment. amongst them, south carolina republican lindsey graham, as well as former georgia senators david perdue, kelly loeffler also on the list. the current lieutenant governor of georgia, mike flynn, and trump adviser boris epstein. in all, 21 additional people were recommended to face charges, but ultimately did not. we want to bring in msnbc anchor katie phang and paul butler, georgetown law professor and an msnbc legal analyst. lisa, you get lucky and get the first question here. a lot of big names, lindsey graham one of them, mentioned on this list. what goes into the decisionmaking for the d.a. in figuring out who they're going to move forward for charges and who not to? >> one of the things that i think is interesting is a vote against -- a vote against a recommendation here in the special grand jury report doesn't preclude someone from being in the r recommendations, but in a criminal trial you need a unanimous jury. one of the things da willis could have been thinking through, what does that say about

fulton county with respect to rice street jail. >> thank you. as for what the former president thinks of all this, he's due to speak shortly in rapid city, south dakota. cnn's kyung lah is there now. have you heard anything from the former president about the judge's decision on meadows? >> not exactly. we are expecting, though, that he will be taking the stage just in the next hour or two. and we fully expect and will be listening to see specifically if he talks about the mark meadows decision today. as paula was just reporting to you, anderson, certainly his lawyers have indicated that he is going to try to seek removal to federal court. but whether or not those finer details actually happen, for the people in this very large stadium who are waiting for trump, it doesn't matter to them politically. what they want to hear is the fight anderson. i can stand in the room here and i can see multiple people wearing his mug shot as a source of pride. >> is that -- i'm sorry. is that "the phantom of the opera" soundtrack playing? >> it is, indeed. we've heard sinead o'connor. it's been a different sort of playlist. >> i'm sure sinead o'connor could have be

south. they are relying on tips from the public right now reward money for information to leading to an arrest is at $20,000. >> bill: hope those folks end it soon. thanks, nate. >> dana: right now a fulton countyase a special grand jury report that helped indict former president trump. you will get to see that. jonathan serrie is at the courthouse and bring us details about what is in the unredacted

south. they are relying on tips from the public right now reward money for information to leading to an arrest is at $20,000. >> bill: hope those folks end it soon. thanks, nate. >> dana: right now a fulton county court judge is expected to release a special grand jury report that helped indict former president trump. you will get to see that. jonathan serrie is at the courthouse and bring us details about what is in the unredacted documents any moment. >> dana: george floyd riots sent violence and crime spiraling out of control. a top minnesota democrat who once led calls for dismantling the minneapolis police department has changed her tune after becoming the victim of a violent carjacking. we wish that hadn't happened to her. we'll have more on that in a moment. i'm dana perino. >> bill: happy friday. >> dana: same to you. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer, good morning. three years since the riots and looting in 2020. the near constant protests calling to defund the police. minnesota democrats tried the abolish the entire police department in minneapolis with support from lawmakers from omar and ellison. rampant crime remains a constant threat in that city. minneapolis reports hundreds of carjacking

investigated the 2020 election interference case in fulton county reveals charges were recommended for almost two dozen additional people, including southa senator lindsey graham. graham, along with former georgia senators david perdue, kelly leffler, and trump national security adviser michael flynn, were among those who the special grand jury recommended for indictment but was never charged. graham was investigated by fani willis over two phone calls he made to georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger and his staff after the 2020 election. raffensperger claims graham suggested his office had the power to reject certain absentee ballots. but graham insists that he was only trying to understand the process for verifying ballot signatures in georgia. >> what i did was consistent with my job as being united states senator, asking questions about the mail-in voting process. i never asked him to set aside ballots or anything else. after the conversation, i decided it was best for me to vote to certify the election. if it ever becomes impossible or politically dangerous or legally dangerous for a united states senator to call up people