killed in a grocery store parking lot. plus, yet another proud boy tells the court he s a changed man who regrets his actions on january 6th. he sees them now as unimaginable. how did the judge respond? the prison time he s now facing on seven felony charges for storming the capitol. but we begin with the rapidly intensifying political division surrounding former president donald trump s legal issues in georgia. one of the former president s supporters is now suggesting that if the fulton county case goes to trial, it s inviting civil war. we need to be taking action right now because if we don t, our constituencies are going to be fighting in the streets. do you want a civil war? i don t want a civil war. i don t want to have to draw my rifle. well, the state s republican governor, brian kemp is trying to tamp down any and all threatening rhetoric, rejecting calls by trump and some of his supporters to start impeachment proceedings against d.a. fani willis. in geor
chesebro being tried for now in october under george is a speedy trial provision. also today, fani willis got a reprieve from the states republican governor, brian kemp, who squelched a special legislative selection aimed at removing her. governor kemp said he hasn t seen any evidence warranting it adding he would follow the constitution, quote, regardless of who it helps politically. as for codefendant mark meadows, we learn today that a ruling on moving the case to federal court could come at anytime. now that all briefs from both sides have been filed. and whichever way that goes the fulton county judge who has the case, said today that all proceedings in his courtroom, all of them, will be livestreamed and allowed to be televised. as for this guy, one of the thousands of americans who turned the former presidents words into action on january 6th, he received one of the longest prison sentences yet. 17 years for joe biggs, a top member of the so-called proud boys. another
now. out front next, giuliani pleads not guilty. trump s former attorney skipping arrangement on charges of trying to overturn georgia s 2020 election as all eyes are on a fulton county judge who could change the course of trumpes case. plus the manhunt for an extremely dangerous man authorities expanding search for convicted murderer on the run. we have details on where he could be heading. and video just into our front shows the moment ukranian forces come under attack as putin esz claith his nuclear threat. let s go out front. i m brianna. the pleas are piling up. as of tonight 12 defendants in georgia s election case have pleaded not guilty, including rudy giuliani, who just entered his plea and opted not to appear in court for arraignment. he joins his old boss, former president trump who also pleaded not guilty yesterday to the 13 counts he s facing in fulton county. it s where the former president s focus is tonight. at any moment a judge could decide if his former c
understand the nature of the offenses charged. today, jenna ellis, one of the lawyers spreading election lies on donald trump s behalf, also pleaded not guilty and waved her right to appear at her arraignment. donald trump is also now trying to sever his case from the two co defendants who have requested a speedy trial. ken chesebro, one of the architects of the fake electors scheme, as a trial date scheduled for october 23rd. sydney powell powell also requested a speedy trial, but that date has not been set. this comes after fani willis asked the judge to advise those defendants demanding a speedy trial of the limitations on the discovery process writing, quote, by filing a statutory speedy trial demand, the defendants elected to proceed to trial without the benefit of the type of prior notice of the states discovery and similar transaction evidence that would have otherwise been afforded to them. similarly, that decision also cost the defendants the use of any evidence not
news. thanks for staying up late with me. they ll be no 11th hour tomorrow, so i will see you next week. have a safe and happy holiday weekend. be good. be good. donald trump pleaded not guilty to felony charges for the fourth time in less than five months. trump entered a plea of not guilty to 13 charges against him in the georgia case over his alleged attempts to overturn his 2020 election loss. the former president chose not to appear in court to make that plea, waving its right to an arraignment. trump s lawyers also asked the court to officially separate his trial from several of his codefendants in that case, who had requested his trials beast beta. the trump legal team offered a familiar argument about not having enough time to prepare for a trial in the near future. today, we also got our first look at the full transcript of the former trump chief of staff, mark meadows. after he took the stand for nearly [interpreter] four hours earlier this week. that transcript inc