Well, folks, we had some big news out of Georgia yesterday of course,
and that is the fact that the grand juries, yes, you heard that correct. Grand juries
have been selected. So what's happening here is we've got two grand juries, not one like we all
thought, but two grand juries of 26 people, which includes 23 jurors and three alternates
for each of the two grand juries. And they will be making the determinations in the next month
about whether or not indictments will be handed down against possibly Donald Trump and possibly
some of the other potential co-conspirators people like Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell,
possibly even some of the fake electors. Now, this of course, is the culmination of that two
year long investigation that, uh, Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis has
been conducting. It has not been easy. She has had the fight obstruction every step of the way.
She has had the fight with Lindsey Graham. They have had to go to court to get these people to
testify. They have challenged, uh, the speech or debate clause, and she's been successful.
Everything that Willis has done up to this point has been absolutely remarkable.
And it's been far more difficult, by the way, than anything the special prosecutor or Department
of Justice has done, not to, you know, take anything away from what they're doing. Just
to let you know that you've got Fannie Willis who is doing this from a Republican controlled state,
a republican court system, and still pulling out massive victories. I just wanted to lay
that out so everybody understands how monumental what she has done truly is.
So here's what happens. Now, she has effectively laid out a timeline saying that by September
1st we're gonna have indictments. According to people familiar with the investigation.
They think the indictments are gonna come much sooner than that, likely in August. So the grand
jury's gonna meet for a couple weeks. But this grand jury, these two grand juries, by the way,
um, they don't have to go on the fact finding mission,
which is typically what the grand juries do, right? But because we already had the
special grand jury that went on the fact finding mission, but didn't have the ability to indict the
new grand jury, all that has to happen is you basically have a court case. You go in there,
you lay out all of the evidence that you have acquired, you explain it to them, you know,
they can touch it, feel it, see it, listen to it, whatever they want to do. And then at point,
if, if you have 16 members of the grand jury present, you then have the quorum,
even without having all 23 present to hold the vote on whether or not to indict.
And if you get 12 of the 16 present to vote yes indict, then you've got an indictment.
So that is how this works. That is how both of the grand juries are gonna work.
You have to have the quorum of 16, of the 23 members present. Hold the vote. 12 vote yes,
you've got an indictment. Again, it could be Donald Trump, I think likely it will be Donald
Trump. Rudy Giuliani may get one, hell, Lindsey Graham may be, may get an indictment. Who knows?
Sidney Powell, uh, the woman in Coffee County who let the Sidney Powell people in to come
copy the information off the voting machines. I think we're gonna see a lot of indictments,
especially because we know that Fannie Willis has employed several prosecutors who are experts in
racketeering and conspiracy charges. So it's likely we are going to see a large gaggle of
individuals indicted at once, hopefully with Donald Trump at the very top of that pyramid.
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