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Suggested his ruling should make the third action moot. willis has made clear her understanding of the monumental task before her, potentially criminally indicting a former president. in a may letter she asked judges to refrain from scheduling trials or in-person hearings between july 31st and august 18th and said she would have 70% of her staff work remotely during that period. and recently, orange barricades were set up outside the fulton county courthouse. this weekend willis acknowledged the heightened security precautions. >> sometimes when people are unhappy they act in a way that could ...

Criminally indicted former presidents itinerary. security precautions are already underway in atlanta, with the arrival of orange barricades outside the fulton county courthouse. as local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies are set to be coordinating their efforts. the safety measures are being deployed to stays before they proposed the timeline for possible charges in her 2020 election probe, which she signaled back in may could land anywhere between this monday and august 18th. >> joining me now, new york times columnist, msnbc political analyst and author of the devil you know. a b...

Trump supporters or post in the names of the prosecutors and government workers online. my question to you would be, how much can we even expect the government to keep people safe in this current landscape? >> these are situations like tim said where if there are specific threats, targeted threats towards particular prosecutors, fbi agents, witnesses, that might require some sort of special security precautions. including a signing escorts, potentially even to people's homes and potentially even and stalling security systems if they don't have those things. the government, if we inspect the go...

Tim said where if there are specific threats, targeted threats towards particular prosecutors, fbi agents, witnesses, that might require some sort of special security precautions. including assigning escorts, potentially even to people's homes, and potentially even installing security systems if they don't have those things. the government, if we expect the government employees, prosecutors, to do jobs that put them in risk, the government has a responsibility to try to mitigate that risk. for witnesses, all the more so. i think that that's one reason why we've got the protective order here, w...

Prosecutors who are working on the special counsel's probe into january 6th and also the mar-a-lago investigation, "the post" reports that, you know, the doj is trying to keep the names of those officials secret, but of course their names are part of the discovery process, part of the files the trump team are going to be able to look at in the course of these indictments, and we now have the case again according to "the post" that far right trump supporters are posting the names of the prosecutors and government workers online. i mean i guess my question to you would be is how much can we even...