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leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani wiiiis _ leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani wiiiis wouid — leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani willis would have _ leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani willis would have to _ leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani willis would have to decide - leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani willis would have to decide that l leave the state'sjurisdiction. fani . willis would have to decide that she sever— willis would have to decide that she sever the _ willis would have to decide that she sever the defendants _ willis would have to decide that she sever the defendants and _ willis would have to decide that she sever the defendants and try to - willis would have to decide that she sever the defendants and try to pull some _ sever the defendants and try to pull some of— sever the defendants and try to pull some of them — sever the defendants and try to pull some of them back _ sever the defendants and try to pull some of them back to _ sever the defendants and try to pull some of them back to state - sever the defendants and try to pull some of them back to state court i some of them back to state court or mum _ some of them back to state court or mum iet _ some of them back to state court or mum let the — some of them back to state court or mum let the entire _ some of them back to state court or mum let the entire case _ some of them back to state court or mum let the entire case move - some of them back to state court or mum let the entire case move up. mum let the entire case move up to federal— mum let the entire case move up to federal court — mum let the entire case move up to federal court. so— mum let the entire case move up to federal court. so it's _ mum let the entire case move up to federal court. so it's the _ mum let the entire case move up to federal court. so it's the number of| federal court. so it's the number of issues _ federal court. so it's the number of issues surrounding _ federal court. so it's the number of issues surrounding these _ federal court. so it's the number of issues surrounding these cases - federal court. so it's the number of. issues surrounding these cases which again— issues surrounding these cases which again is— issues surrounding these cases which again is why— issues surrounding these cases which again is why i — issues surrounding these cases which again is why i am _ issues surrounding these cases which again is why i am so— issues surrounding these cases which again is why i am so sceptical- issues surrounding these cases which again is why i am so sceptical when l again is why i am so sceptical when i again is why i am so sceptical when i hear— again is why i am so sceptical when i hear it— again is why i am so sceptical when i hear it very— again is why i am so sceptical when i hear it very aggressive _ i hear it very aggressive trial dates— i hear it very aggressive trial dates because _ i hear it very aggressive trial dates because there - i hear it very aggressive trial dates because there are - i hear it very aggressive trial dates because there are real i hear it very aggressive trial- dates because there are real legal issues _ dates because there are real legal issues that— dates because there are real legal issues that have _ dates because there are real legal issues that have to _ dates because there are real legal issues that have to be _ dates because there are real legal issues that have to be ironed - dates because there are real legal issues that have to be ironed outl issues that have to be ironed out and mark— issues that have to be ironed out and mark meadows _ issues that have to be ironed out and mark meadows was - issues that have to be ironed out and mark meadows was the - issues that have to be ironed outj and mark meadows was the head issues that have to be ironed out i and mark meadows was the head of issues that have to be ironed out - and mark meadows was the head of the pack and _ and mark meadows was the head of the pack and raising — and mark meadows was the head of the pack and raising that _ and mark meadows was the head of the pack and raising that argument. - and mark meadows was the head of the pack and raising that argument. i - pack and raising that argument. i think— pack and raising that argument. i think there's _ pack and raising that argument. i think there's going _ pack and raising that argument. i think there's going to _ pack and raising that argument. i think there's going to be - pack and raising that argument. i think there's going to be a - pack and raising that argument. i i think there's going to be a hearing as soon— think there's going to be a hearing as soon as — think there's going to be a hearing as soon as possible _ think there's going to be a hearing as soon as possible monday - think there's going to be a hearing as soon as possible monday on - think there's going to be a hearing as soon as possible monday on his motion _ as soon as possible monday on his motion so — as soon as possible monday on his motion so it— as soon as possible monday on his motion so it will— as soon as possible monday on his motion so it will be _ as soon as possible monday on his motion so it will be really- motion so it will be really interesting _ motion so it will be really interesting to— motion so it will be really interesting to see - motion so it will be really interesting to see if - motion so it will be really interesting to see if he i motion so it will be really- interesting to see if he successful there _ interesting to see if he successful there. . �* . interesting to see if he successful there. , �* . �* there. chris bruce, you've come across fani _ there. chris bruce, you've come across fani willis _ there. chris bruce, you've come across fani willis in _ there. chris bruce, you've come across fani willis in georgia, . there. chris bruce, you've come i across fani willis in georgia, she's under a lot of pressure right now

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FOX Friends First

unbelievable, right? just completely destroyed. we're unfortunately bringing you damage throughout the day today as people start to pick up the pieces. power outages in central mississippi, forecast looks good for the recovery and clean up. we have potential for stronger storms today, storm damage in louisiana, again, mississippi, alabama and georgia, several tornado warned storms. flash flood warning south of the atlanta area and potential for storms to move toward southeast and mid-atlantic. today likely threat again for portions of georgia in to south carolina and then as we get into thursday, you heard alexandria mention the severe weather season. another threat for areas across the southernin plas and look at

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The Rachel Maddow Show

criminal charges against democrats. and not republicans, because if you bring them against republicans, the republicans in the state legislature will take you out of your job. that what they're trying to set up? is that how they think things ought to work in georgia in? that's hoy things ought to be changed in georgia so they work like that now. and the reason that change is justified because well, donald trump might get in trouble for some stuff. it's one thing to not want your guy indicted. it's another thing and a very bad thing to threaten violence and intimidation if your guy does get indicted. excuse me. but if your reaction to your guy potentially getting indicted is that you're going get rid of the system by which people get indicted, that's a bigger problem for the whole country. and it's not just georgia. federally now we have republicans in congress trying to summon the new york prosecutor to capitol hill to give testimony as if they've got jurisdiction over him in this matter, as if they as congress

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The Rachel Maddow Show

independence of law enforcement in georgia, if that's what it takes to prevent the law being enforced against their leader. today trump's lawyers in georgia filed a motion to have the prosecutor who is leading the investigation into trump, they filed a motion to have her at removed from that case while the bill that will allow republicans in the state legislature to remove her from the case is on its way to that republican governor's desk.to i mean, what do they think is going to be the outcome there ih georgia if they do this, right? they want to set a new standard. as long as there are republicans controlling the state legislature there, prosecutors in georgia can only bring e criminal charges against democrats and not republicans, because if you bring them against republicans, the republicans in the state legislature will take you out of your job.s is that what they're trying to set up? is that how they think things ought to work in georgia in?

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Alex Wagner Tonight

or, what happens mor frequently, in white-colla cases, is that the person is summoned that, is they are basicall given an invitation, or orde to show up to court on a specific day so, i think that's the mos likely thing to expect wit trump. >> i'd love to know from you vantage point, paul, what yo think jacks mitt is looking fo in terms of potential restrain on the part of the da in all o this >> you know, the da's case i quite different from jack smit 's it's a state case. the da's case is mainly abou donald trump, kind of before h became president so, i think that's the special counsel is worried that if trump is charged in multiple jurisdictions in federal court a state court in new york an the state court in georgia that could look like - but at the same time he's got responsibility for his own

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Alex Wagner Tonight

again, donald trump's campaign was given that report the da before he made that call to th georgia secretary of state he was in a position to know that 5000 dead people did no vote in georgia. but he said it anyway in order to pressure the secretary of state. and trump kept making claims about those phantom dead votes long after that call here is president trump during his speech to supporters o january 6th, just before rioters marched over and stormed the u.s. capitol >> dead people lots of dead people. thousands -- and some dead people actuall requested an application that bothers me a great deal not only are they voting, they want an application to vote. >> trump used claims his campaign knew to be false in order to rile up the crowd o january 6th. and now we know, thanks to thi reporting by the washingto post, that the report wa provided to the justic department earlier this month. in other words, trump' repeated lies about dead voter

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Alex Wagner Tonight

5000 voters. >> that was president trum insisting, again, to the georgia secretary of state that thousands of dead peopl voted in georgia during th 2020 election. today, the washington post reports that one day befor that infamous phone call, report commissioned by donal trump's own campaign had found that nowhere near 5000 dea people had voted in the stat of georgia according to the trump campaig 's own report at the time, the maximum number - the maximum a number of vote that could have been cast on behalf of a deceased person in the state of georgia, was 23 as in 20 plus three. as in 17 plus six. but president trump claime that 4977 additional dea person votes had somehow bee discovered 5000 versus the truth, which was 23 the report also found that claims of thousands of dea people voting in other state where similarly baseless

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Alex Wagner Tonight

is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more tha we have. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> then president trump -- georgia secretary of state - in order to overturn the election result in that state. the phone call remains shocking, no matter how many times you hear it. but the call was over an hour-long. and there are other parts of that call that prosecutors may now be taking a closer look at for instance, there is thi part >> so, it did people voted and i think the number is clos to 5000 people and they went to obituaries. they went to all sorts o methods to come up with an accurate number. and a minimum is close to abou

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Alex Wagner Tonight

may soon become a problem fo the former president as specia counsel jack smith examine what trump knew about the lies he was spreading as he tried t upend the results of the 202 election and smith's is just one of the four major crimina investigations currently hanging over the forme president. in addition to the special counsel's january 6t investigation, trump is also dealing with an investigatio into georgia - in georgia, one in manhattan another special counse investigation, again, courtesy of jack smith, into hi handling of classified documents down at mar-a-lago so, right now, the one thing donald trump really needs is a rock solid defense team, o teams, plural. but instead, his attorneys kee finding themselves in th crosshairs of the investigators. this is attorney evan corcoran he's a lawyer representing trump in the investigation involving his allege mishandling of classifie documents. today, a judge ruled tha despite being trump's lawyer mr. corcoran is going to hav to testify before the specia

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Alex Wagner Tonight

that could have been cast on behalf of a deceased person in the state of georgia, was 23 as in 20 plus three. as in 17 plus six. but president trump claime that 4977 additional dea person votes had somehow bee discovered 5000 versus the truth, which was 23 the report also found that claims of thousands of dea people voting in other state where similarly baseless again, donald trump's campaign was given that report the da before he made that call to th georgia secretary of state he was in a position to know that 5000 dead people did no vote in georgia. but he said it anyway in order to pressure the secretary of state. and trump kept making claims about those phantom dead votes long after that call here is president trump during his speech to supporters o january 6th, just before rioters marched over and stormed the u.s. capitol >> dead people

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