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i am glad to be with both of you. the thing that struck me is that, that is your jury. and these are the type of people that are going to be sitting on that jury, and decide whether or not to issue a conviction in the case. i was taken aback a little bit by some of the comments that were made. i think it s dangerous when you do that. you talk about things that went on in the grand jury room. that is why the grand jury process is secret. i realize here that it is an advisory panel. it s not the same as a criminal grand jury. but trouble has made it here in the prosecutors evidence made it out like that before we know which people might be indicted on what charges so, i think it ought to be troubling to anybody. but again, that is your jury. those are people just like her that are going to sit on that jury and make a decision about whether or not to convict somebody. and that is troubling. look, she did not reveal ....
This was not just a jury. this was not just a grand jury. this was a special grand jury that was convened, in large part, to give the district attorney down in fulton county the sort of political cover necessary to go forward with potentially one of the most explosive indictments in american history. and here we are. joining us now is michael moore, former u.s. attorney for the middle district of geogia, and george conway, attorney and contributing columnist for the washington post. gentlemen, thank you for being here to understand what is happening. i want to start michael, if i could start just with you because you have an understanding of the way things you have a granular understanding of the way things play out in the state of georgia. and what do you make of emily kohrs, the forewoman of the special grand jury, and speaking to many news outlets, doing a on camera interview with nbc news, and saying what she had to say? ....
And at the end of the day, that evidence that goes into the jury, not the grand jury, is going to decide this case. michael, when we talked about what sort of bore fruit in this empaneled grand jury, the fact that george mentions there were tapes that we don t know about, and many of them, apparently tell us more tell us more, forewoman kohrs. that was really interesting. mark meadows we did not know that he had testified before this grand jury. we did not know that many people, at least, i think, i a dozen, were given immunity to testify and were more forthcoming in that testimony. what stood out to you as most interesting in the bread crumbs that were dropped? i was not surprised at all to hear about the immunity from folks. and that is that we have talked about the special electors, and the scheme in this type of thing, and the false slate of electors. there were some litigation ....
yes if there are these other tapes, we know there this whole fake electors scheme there is a multifaceted conspiracy here just as the january six committee pointed out. it was just a multi faceted effort to overturn the election. and some of those facets manifested themselves in georgia. and at the end of the, day of that evidence that goes into the jury, not the grand jury, is going to decide this case. michael, when we talked about what sort of bore fruit in this empaneled grand jury, the fact that george mentions there were tapes that we don t know about, and many of them, apparently tell us more tell us more, forewoman kohrs. that was really interesting. mark meadows we did not know that he had testified before this grand jury. we did not know that many people, at least, i think, i dozen, were given immunity to testify and were more forthcoming in that testimony. ....
So much? yeah, the first step would be for a lawyer to communicate request twith the prosecutor. short of that, i think a judge could very well hold a witness in contempt. and i would think in a case like this when a witness is so publicly defying the subpoena power of the prosecutor, i would believe that a prosecutor would feel a very strong desire to file charges, to file a motion for contempt, because you have to think about the deterrent effect that that might have on other witnesses out there, not just in this case but in every case going on throughout the country. another followup on that and then mr. nunberg your response if you want. but barbara, what you re saying, under the law, based on what s happening on mr. nunberg s own account that there was one grand jury documentary deadline that ....