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courts will get an opportunity to throw a flag on this play. >> yeah. amazing. professor, stay with us. we are still awaiting. as we told you earlier ten indictments handed down by fulton county jury signed by the judge filed by the clerk and the clerk telling the media that he expects what would have been over an hour ago the longest period of time that you can expect it to be unsealed in three hours so it could very well be any moment now. we do have trump campaign spokesmen. the president will be talking about this and president trump will fight these bogus indictments and talking about how the d.a. in fulton county willis strategically stalled the investigation to try in maximumly interfere with the 2024 presidential race damage the dominant trump campaign all
the courthouse for many hours today and ultimately did not testify. he was here because he claims in part that back in december of 2020, he walked into a room where some of the trump electors were holding some type of meeting and he was kicked off out of it. that's why he claims he was here today. but earlier today as we have been reporting on this show, there was, there were some documents that surfaced on the fulton county web site that appeared to show the indictment laid out against donald trump, up to 39 charges against him, including the racketeering, and then those documents suddenly disappeared and late nerd the day the fulton county clerk came out told us those were fictitious but if you look at them closely they look authentic and legitimate so makes you wonder if any of this process was sped up today as that person subpoenaed felt like it was because those documents surfaced on the fulton county web site and sean about an hour and a half ago the clerk here fulton county said we can expect to
reaction personally? >> let me just say everybody in trump world everybody who was a friend associate colleague of president trump's staff is appalled and horrified by not just the persecution relentlessly of president trump but of anybody who has ever worked with him, anybody who has served with him, this is an all out effort to use our legal system to purge president trump and his staff out of the political system entirely. you just talked to paul manafort. he was a political prisoner. mike flynn was a political prisoner. michael stone. now they want donald trump to be a political prisoner and as levin said they're adding up indictments that could lead to a thousand years in jail. north korea wouldn't even dream of something like. this my question tonight is at what point are elected republicans going to realize the gravity and the severity of this threat? the radical left just keeps
proof of an organized criminal enterprise, coupled with a repeated pattern of systematic illegal behavior. normally involves things like extortion for monetary profit, control of property on a recurring basis. that doesn't occur here. this was a single episode of a brief duration where trump and his counsel were asking for a reconsideration of votes cast. at worst this kind of a rico case is simply guilty by association but i agree with professor dershowitz, the prosecutor in this case doesn't care. she wants a guilty verdict to sideline donald trump and interfere in the upcoming presidential election. which is, in my judgment, the definition of a corrupt act. >> all right. let me get matt whitaker's take,
the lifeblood of because make no mistake these democrats don't want to just take down donald trump. they want to take down make america great again trump supporters the america first movement which can exist without donald trump but not right now. so, they want to take out two threats, the people and the man movement. that's what is most concerning. that has to be communicated to the everyday, average independent voter out there, young, old and in between they have to understand what this means for them. >> we are still awaiting. we have had ten indictments handed down by the fulton county grand jury working unusually late into the night nearly up to our original air time at 9 p.m. eastern 6 p.m. pacific signed by the judge filed by the clerk, where clerk said it would probably be a maximum 3 and a half hours until fulton county indictments were unseal. i would assume jason if we were to look at what atlanta
they'll start trying to ask a november court date so they can have november january march and may and try to have something happen that can expose him. well, it's not fair. people see it, and i trust the american people. i trust that we are going to find that even in fulton county, where they're relying on trump saying he tried to find the 11,700 votes. what was he supposed to ask for 6,000 votes? of course he would ask for the amount of votes that would have won him the state but those are the kind of flimsy foundations that these wild and very creative but unfounded legal theories are based on. >> you know, i only can imagine considering fera charges were brought up against you, the foreign corruption act issues, and i'm sure you're watching the issue with hunter and the sweetheart deal he has and i can only imagine why are they
especially go after mexican drug cartels, a real problem in des moines, iowa as you can imagine with the meth and the fentanyl so i would look at those cases and work with the them on trying to make rico cases but to the earlier panelies and jonathan's point those cases are tough because there's predicate offenses. you have to show the pattern and you have to show the organization. these are criminal groups. i just don't think this case rises to that level. i think this is a very aggressive application of that and really it's a pattern that i mentioned earlier when we were talking. it's these prosecutors that are solely trying to get out and get trump and try to hang an not only an indictment but they hope a conviction and most of these cases just don't have the legal structure and the legal precedent to support them and they're going to collapse after they get past these juries that are slanted against president trump. >> all right.
actually get some convictions. you have a rigged jury. you have a rigged district attorney. you're going to have enormous pressure from people who hate trump. so i think that we can't take this lightly, but it is an extraordinary effort to try to destroy a political leader who at least half the country thinks ought to be the next president. all the polling data, he's at least in the 48, 49, 50 percent range. i think for a district attorney to take on this kind of authority is dangerous. >> it looks like >> sean: not only were they part of this indictment, 41 count indictment against trump, 18 others in total. these are the ones that we are putting up on the screen that i just read to you. and so this is just -- we are awaiting now -- since we came on the program at 9:00 tonight.
credit about 150 said no because they hated donald trump and they hated me because of donald trump and of the other 50 i think there were two that might have legitimately been a jury. that's in washington, d.c. where one of the cases have been brought by jack smith. you're going to see the same thing in new york where they've created a legal case that doesn't even, is not even tries to be based on state law but on federal law and it's a state case and all these theories are meant for one purpose to, derail donald trump and what they don't understand is that the fair minded americans on top of those who believe in trump are starting to see that this weaponization is a threat to their rights and parents at school board meetings, catholics at pro-life conferences are starting to see the infiltration of what is the abuse of donald trump's constitutional rights and i think as a result, that is why he's getting stronger, not weaker with these charges. but look. they're trying to keep him in courtrooms, probably this one
learn what was inside those indictments in a maximum of three hours or kind of maybe at the halfway point now. our understanding is the clerk has to manly type the indictment into the system for it to become public. once that happens, we will learn much more who is potentially named in these indictments here in fulton county , sean. >> all right, thank you matt finn outside the fulton county courthouse joining us now legal spokesperson for president trump alena haba is back with us. let's pick up where matt went off the atlanta prosecutors revealing offenses to which they plan to charge president trump and then claiming it was fictitious, although matt riley pointed out they did look authentic and know, facing a number of charges that we spoke all throughout the night rico anti-racketeering laws conspiracy facilities statement asking public official to violate their oath of office