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Unrelated crimes committed by a host of different people, if those crimes are perceived to be in support of a common goal. and georgia district attorney fani willis, she is an expert at using we go to take down everyone from corrupt school teachers to violent street gangs. joining me now for a deeper dive, anthony michael, assistant law professor at georgia state university. it's good to have you back. you and i were together last weekend before this indictment was unsealed late monday night. we've now had some time to look at some pretty bad hot takes, i think, on this indictment. i wanted to...

Engaging in these conversations, but rather they're taking affirmative acts in order to further the conspiracy. conspiracies don't need to be successful in order to be criminal and be able to be prosecuted, right? many people, for example, on a day-to-day basis call the secretary of state's office here in georgia for a variety of reasons. that alone is not criminal, if you're engaging with conversations with individuals in order to do something unlawful that involves the secretary of state's office. when you make points of contact, now you suddenly very different dynamic, right? same thing wit...

It with more violent criminals, mafia, things of that nature, given the way it structured differently than the federal law, it makes it a bit more appropriate, or at least a place-able to an election law conspiracy or election law violations like we have here. >> okay, anthony, let's put this to bed finally. there has been some variations on theme on this. is there minimum mandatory sentence for we go in the state of georgia? but >> so, the answer is yes and no. there is options. so, there is a prison option of 5 to 20 years. there is an option for a fine, there is an option for both. in georg...

Just one month after Donald Trump’s January 2021 phone call to suggest Georgia’s secretary of state could overturn his election loss, district attorney Fani Willis announced she was looking into