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Time between fani willis'decision to indict or not to indict law and the release of the grand jury report? >> let's start with is this normal, because even for legal experts, this is not normal. the georgia process of having a special grand jury to investigate without the power to indict and to issue a report written by the grand jurors themselves, that is extraordinary. that is not something we see every day. your question about what we can expect fani willis to indict, that is a hard one to answer. i think there will be indictments for no reason other than fani willis stood up in court to su...

>> georgia officials have concluded that there was no widespread voter fraud by election workers who counted ballots at the state farm arena in november 2020. the results of this investigation indicate that ruby freeman and wandrea shea moss did not engage in a ballot fraud or criminal misconduct, while working at the state farm arena on election night. >> so there you have it. after months and months of reporting baseless allegations that two women will administer the 2020 election in georgia process to take ballots to steal the election from trump. and oan is now admitting that those allegat...

>> so there you have it. after months and months of reporting baseless allegations that two women will administer the 2020 election in georgia process to think ballots to steal the election from trump. and oan is now admitting that those allegations were a lie. there was never an anti trump election fraud scheme in georgia are anywhere for that matter. yet, that light was repeated over and over again by trump and his allies, like rudy giuliani, who sought to subvert the 2020 election results. that lie made those to georgia election workers the subject of harassment, abuse by trump supporters. ...

scene to investigate and was shot and killed. in 1991, troy davis was convicted for the murder based on eyewitness testimony. since davis' trial, seven of the nine witnesses against him have recanted or changed their testimony raising doubts that have gone global. joining us from the prison in jackson, outside the prison, david maltingly, also senior legal analyst, jeffrey toobin. jeff, it's about now three hours, i remember shortly after this delay was announced, watching, you say you felt the supreme court would rule in a matter of minutes. the fact that it has now been multiple ho...