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Received death threats for simply asking the trump team to provide proof of the fraud that they claimed was ramp it in our election so as an elected official i am used to receiving death threats and i am used to receiving not-so-nice notes from the public from time to time but my heart really goes out for people like miss ruby freeman and other election workers who are simply just doing their job and folks who were part of the grand jury now who have just done their job and done their civic duty, and they are now being attacked by the trump team. i am glad that d.a. willis is taking all of thi...

They will not finish quickly. there will be a long case. there will be a ton of issues that come up. but i think what it does, it delays everything else. but of course all this hinges, frankly, on the hearing that we see coming forth on monday in federal court and whether or not the cases are removed. and they make some of this a moot point. >> yeah, it's going to be fascinating. on this speedy trial aspect of this, kerry, trump's brand-new attorney -- and by brand-new, i mean he's been on the job three days now -- steve sadow, says trump is seeking to sever his request from anyone making a si...

Prove he was acting in official duties and has a culpable defense. he's got an uphill battle. if i'm the prosecutors, i'm arguing your job is not to overturn the election and that's not part of the chief of staff's job responsibilities. i think we're going to see a battle. mark meadows is focusing on what he was told do as chief of staff and the fulton county d.a. saying you were looking for 11,800 votes. i think you'll see competing narratives here and as well as throughout the trial. >> let's just play that sound, you can never hear it enough. just the boldness of it. listen. >> look, all i ...

Presidency. he was the chief of staff of the white house when he helped set up that call for donald trump and spoke on it, somewhat, whenever trump was calling brad raffensperger, the secretary of state. so, at this hearing on monday, it'll be like a minitrial theoretically. the d.a.'s office is subpoenaing witnesses, including raffensperger himself, others who were witness to that call. they're going to bring them to the witness stand, put them on display, have them testify. and a judge is going to look at this and determine, should mark meadows be able to move his case to federal court and g...

Warrant a further inquiry because how do you leave it at that. griff: yeah. i was in the courtroom in wilmington, delaware, when judge noreika started to question the prosecution about potential fara charges for hunter, and that's when the plea deal fell apart. we'll see where it goes. great insight there. let me just quickly get in the other story we are following and that is the mug shot seen around the world, the fourth indictment for the former president and first ever mug shot. what is your take on the mug shot, and is it backfiring a bit on d.a. fani willis? >> well, i'm beginning to thi...