Georgia Prosecutor's Case Against Trump Takes A Surprise Turn

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and we have massive news

coming from the Trump case in Georgia and this is pretty serious

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So what's going on right now is District Attorney Fannie Willis of the Atlanta, Georgia

area has asked her staff to work remotely for the first couple weeks of August

She has also asked judges in a downtown Atlanta courtroom to not schedule any trials for about

a two week period in early August. What does this mean? It's very likely that what this means is that indictments are coming in the Trump case in Georgia

So for those unfamiliar with the case, the case alleges that former president Donald

Trump and some of his affiliates and associates tried to pressure Georgia Secretary of State

Brad Raffensperger into quote, changing the election results, end quote. So the case hinges on the fact that they're saying Trump knew he lost

The people around him knew they lost. They accepted the fact that they lost, but they did not accept the defeat

And therefore we're trying to strong arm Raffensperger into creating votes to fabricating a victory

for him. The other side of the coin and the defense in this is likely going to be that Trump believed

in his heart that he was robbed of the election, that the votes that he said existed or that

he believed existed, he really in his heart believed existed. If that's the case, then the jury should find not guilty

But there is a bigger story here. Atlanta is not a conservative area by any stretch of the imagination

If Trump is indicted on these charges, these are serious criminal charges

If he was indicted on this and gets convicted in Atlanta courtroom, 2024 is up for grabs

with the Republican party. And it'd be the first time in history of president of the United States has been convicted of

a crime this serious. So it's coming to a head. The fact that all this is going on right now with Fannie Willis, the fact that she set

aside a block for August, it, it, it signifies that it's very likely charges are coming

Doesn't necessarily mean charges against Trump, though that is likely. And if you listened to the four person on the jury, when she did her media blitz tour

and she was basically bragging about being on the jury, you probably would know that

it seems very likely that Trump is the one they're going after

Trump is the one that's going to get indicted. And the one ace in the hole that Trump has is that four person on the jury

I mean, she went around talking about the case, bragging, definitely made her disdain

for former president Trump known. So that's going to, that's going to weigh heavily if they can bring that in front of

the jury and say, Hey, look, this wasn't even a fair process. Look at the four person on this grand jury

Still, it's an Atlanta courtroom, much like New York city. The demographics are not very different in terms of political affiliation there

It's a big city. Big cities tend to be Democrat strongholds. So it's perilous for president Trump

I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to sit here and just blow smoke and tell you that he's going to be fine

Don't worry about it. It's very serious. It could be a conviction

I would not be surprised even a little bit if he's indicted and convicted in Georgia

in Atlanta, it'd be like getting convicted in Chicago or Los Angeles or New York or any

place like that. It wouldn't surprise me at all to have a Republican convicted in one of those towns

Sometimes, I mean, they convict him in their mind before they ever get in the courtroom

So it's going to be a tough time for president Trump. Now there's an appeals process if he's convicted, which would probably prove to be a lot fairer

but you've still got that conviction going on your record. It's a shame that it's come to this

It's a shame that a political witch hunt has gone this far, has gone this far

They're willing to tear the country down. Make no mistake about it. They're willing to tear this country down to keep that man from the White House, to

teach others who are outside of the club, outside of the circle, don't you dare try

to become president. Don't you dare try to make changes. We will punish you

That's what this is all about. It's all about an outsider having the nerve, having the audacity to challenge the Washington establishment

That's what it is. They tell you when you're a kid in school, you could even be president someday, but that's

a lie. That's a lie. If you're outside of the club, if you're not part of that club, you're going to be president someday

If you are, apparently, they're going to make you pay a price for that

That's what President Trump's dealing with right now, and he needs our prayers. Folks, I want to thank you for joining us here today

I'm Carmine Sabia. This is Explain America. Please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe

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