here s what the report had to say about those. quote, the grand jury heard extensive testimony on the subject of alleged election fraud from poll workers, investigators, technical experts, and state of georgia employees and officials, as well as from persons still claiming that such fraud took place. we find by unanimous vote that no widespread fraud took place in the georgia 2020 presidential election that could result in overturning that election. potential criminal culpability for the ex-president and his allies in the wake of the partial release of the fulton county grand jury report is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. patricia murphy is here, neal katyal is with us, and the u.s. special correspondent for vbc studios. patricia, take me through how this landed today in georgia.
have ever faced charges in connection to the payments to daniels, even though trumps was implicated in the case by the federal government. back in 2018 in a sentencing memo for michael cohen, federal prosecutors said that trump, quote, acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual one. individual win is none other than the ex-president himself. the meeting today is also taking place at a time when discussions of the criminal culpability is being royaled by allegations of the veteran prosecutor mark pom rans who said the question of criminal culpability over hush money payments is one of many significant unanswered questions about the multiple state, local and federal investigations into the ex-president. watch that. i am myself at a loss to
do you think we will see charges for additional officers more broadly or even the personnel, the medical personnel who were on scene as the emts and fire department and failed to provide allegedly adequate service? well for me i think every officer and every law enforcement officer, every emt, and every individual who showed up on scene should be immediately terminated. but just because they violate the policy, that does not necessarily mean criminal culpability. and it s up to the prosecutor and the district attorney to side. but as it relates to changing the sense of culture, i think it is necessary in order to
what does justice actually mean in this case? well, certainly, it s about his family having criminal culpability and civil accountability, but as his mother says so passionately, she believes that tyre was sent on an assignment from god, and that s what she has to believe to try to cope with this tragedy. and shame on us if we don t use his tragic death to finally get the george floyd justice and policing act passed. we told president biden that when he talked to us, because, you know, he should marshal united states senate with senator booker, senator schumer, and they should try to get the house to reengage, if not, dana, we re going to continue to see
brought? in my opinion, in this person s opinion, there is no doubt. shannon: the question has been whether they will be more charges to these officers or whether additional officers or other personnel on the scene may be charged. what is it go from here? it could be either one. for the life of me, why would you get someone suspected of a minor traffic offense and put them on the ground? it doesn t happen to you and me, shannon. when we get stopped for speeding, could it be the officer that said i want you to stop him? the closed caption say stop, but that s not what he said. could it be that they are considering murder 1 to a grand jury? anyone who is around this, anyone who held mr. nichols, anyone who had a duty and failed to do so, is subject to potential criminal culpability,