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Took office, since she first heard that infamous phone call between donald trump and brad raffensperger, she joked she wished brad raffensperger didn't live in fulton county, but he does. this is her territory. they have interviewed 75 witnesses for the special grand jury investigation, and compiled who knows how many documents and reams of information, so she's ready, and i think we saw that when she basically called chesebro's bluff, and said you know what, i'm ready for trial october 23rd if it comes to that. we don't know if it will come to that, chesebro's defense attorneys have not seen ...

I said the fighting couple are like republicans, perhaps ready to leave one another or leave trump until such time as an outsider, in this case prosecutors, police, tell them they must separate. then they rebel against their interloper and they stick together, much like republicans stand with trump. had the cop not arrived, they might have left one another, they might have had a divorce. had trump not been indicted, they might have moved to another candidate. professor shane wrote me back with some scientific underpinning of my observation. quote, i can see the parallels. what you describe fit...

Him if he saw parallels to how a couple in a domestic disturbance unites against a police officer in comparison to how trump seems to benefit, at least among republicans, from each indictment. i said, in my theory, the fighting couple are like republicans, perhaps ready to leave one another or leave trump, until such time as an outsider, in this case prosecutors, police, tell them they must separate. then they rebel against their interloper and they stick together, much like republicans stand with trump. had the cop not arrived, they might have left one another, they might have had a divorce. ...

If you're gonna show up to more like we know. i'll get a lawyer. because this is [bleep] right now. >> the next day, he would need a lawyer, a criminal defense lawyer. the michigan detectives and the pennsylvania state police arrested him at his workplace. the comic book store. as he was led away after a later court appearance, he loudly proclaimed that police had nabbed the wrong man. >> i was with my daughters and my mom. they know i didn't do this. >> the cold case had turned red hot, michael george was returning to michigan and would stand trial for the first degree murder of his wife. a c...

Not here? and why -- why can people -- why can the people on the jury not see what i can see? >> our family can't keep going through these trials coming out with the same verdict. we can't do it. >> the family may not have to do it again. after six years and two trials, prosecutors said that was it. they decided to dismiss the charges against norman clark. >> all they were worried about was trying to show the jury that i had a lot of women, i loved sex and that i had bills to pay. that's it. you can destroy my character or try to, but you still are not going to prove that i was guilty. >> even...