If I were Donald Trump listening to the Georgia Fulton County prosecutor's interview with @maddow, I

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If I were Donald Trump listening to the Georgia Fulton County prosecutor’s interview with @maddow, I’d be very, very, very worried.

Listen to this part.

[napi21]

1. Agreed. She was pretty impressive on RAchel's show. I'm more afraid the Pubs here will badger he to

drop the case, she'll have no choice but tol et it go. It's certainly not what she wants to do, but believe me, we have a whole lot of DT lovers here in this State and I'm afraid it will just get to be too ,much.

[Proud liberal 80]

6. Republicans in the rest of the state can't tell her what to do

She is in Fulton County a heavily Democratic place and they have no jurisdiction.

[napi21]

21. I don't mean anyone can tell her what to do, I mean the pressure from thousands of Trumpers, both

elected & voter nutballs calling, emailing, threatening, bashing on social media, & anything other wsy they can think of, to force her to pull the case. She's human, and every human has a breaking point. There are a lot of crazy Pubs here, & remember, MT Greene is from here!

[Sogo]

2. Yep.

No nonsense....

[leftofthestorm]

3. He is gonna have to double diaper nt

[Mr.Bill]

4. I wonder what happens when you try to

arrest someone with Secret Service protection? I hope we get to find out soon.

[Irish_Dem]

8. Good question. Trump's SS detail is said to be his biggest supporters.

I assume they will come up with some reason that Trump cannot be arrested because of security issues.

[Mossfern]

22. They're his biggest supporters?

Then they can just go to jail with him to protect him.
Simple solution.

[Irish_Dem]

23. Right, there were reports that Joe changed his SS detail because they were full of Trump supporters.

He wanted a team he could trust and that he knew from when he was VP.

[Irish_Dem]

24. Yes that is how I feel. The SS can go protect him in prison.

[Straw Man]

20. I'm guessing there would be some sort of prior arrangement ...

... where he gets to turn himself in. I imagine that if he goes on the lam, he doesn’t get to take his protection detail with him.

[Mr.Bill]

26. That would be the logical thing,

but I doubt he would show up. He would do something silly like say he has absolute immunity because he is still the president because the election was stolen.

[Straw Man]

27. Then it would get kicked up to DHS ...

... who would (or should) rescind is Secret Service protection, given that we would at that point be a fugitive from justice.

[Lasher]

5. People are focused on the Senate trial.

But this is a big development that's flying under the radar for now.

[SunSeeker]

10. Lawrence O'Donnell said she's going to be the most famous DA in the country.

I think he's right!

[nocoincidences]

7. She is amazing.

I suspect she is going to take a major bite out of his massive butt.

I can't wait!!

[SunSeeker]

9. Fani Willis is badass! I was so impressed with her in that interview tonight!

[burrowowl]

11. I think she's going to hand tRump's his ass

turned inside out!

[Marie Marie]

12. This sounds promising. Somebody, somewhere has got to bring this man a

big ol' bowl of consequences. And, the more, the merrier.

[progressoid]

13. I doubt Trump understands what she's saying.

[karin_sj]

14. She was very impressive

Calm, confident, no-nonsense, and smart as can be. A criminal's worst nightmare.

[Jon King]

15. Unfortunately I just do not see enough to convict....

Once again he will get off. He never actually said directly to commit fraud. Even asking for that specific number of votes is still not enough. At least 1 juror would say Trump just meant that he thought the votes were rigged against him so just find me that number of votes that were stolen from me.

The bastard always speaks in code and there is never irrefutable evidence.

[zipplewrath]

16. I sus you are correct

His biggest mistake was legal threats. That wasn't coded language.

[moonscape]

18. Jury selection would be tough. n/t

[cilla4progress]

17. Code. That's exactly what I said tonight.

Fani to me has the look about her of one patiently waiting for everyone else to catch up!

[DrToast]

19. Should prosecutors be going on TV talking about possible charges?

[Paladin]

25. Full speed ahead, Ms. Willis.

VERY impressive public servant, with a ton of trump-incriminating evidence at her command.