Special grand jury foreperson shares details, drops heavy hints in Georgia Trump case - Alex Wagner

[Rhiannon12866]

Alex Wagner reviews the new revelations in a series of interviews given to different news outlets by Emily Kohrs, the foreperson of the special grand jury investigating whether Donald Trump interfered in Georgia's 2020 election, who resists answering the biggest question, but still shares a remarkable amount of new information. - Aired on 02/21/2023.

[quickesst]

1. Welcome news..

Unfortunately, the big news was delivered by what seemed to me was a giddy 14 year old girl on the prospect of her main rival getting into hot water, and trying very hard to be coy about it. She did the prosecution no favors.

[hlthe2b]

2. Mixed feelings. Yes, her interviews were cringe-inducing and reflect the worst of our

"celebrity at all cost-worshipping" culture. Her naivete' but the desire for attention is clear. That said, I agree with George Conway (his past as a Republican and former husband to Kellyanne aside). This won't impact the evidence whatsoever but it will freak out the orange one just a bit more.

She, on the other hand, did herself no favors. And yes, for that I do feel a bit sorry for her.

[3Hotdogs]

3. Aww she's cute. She's entitled to her 15 minutes. She already used 13 of 'em.

I'd like to see her remaining 2 minutes... maybe on Tucky-tuck's show.

[StClone]

7. Emily Kohrs is average

Though took the time to do an extraordinary thing, she did herself no favors. She claims not to be part of any party, so right there is a "red flag." Hope she survives the doxxing.

[3Hotdogs]

4. But yes, cringe-worthy.

[samnsara]

5. well she has a lot more info and experience at this shit than i do...

...i found her refreshing...

[wnylib]

6. I'm puzzled by the fact that she has never voted.

Apparently Georgia does not draw its jurors from a pool of registered voters? Or, she is registered but doesn't bother to vote?