Hey Britain, on a day like today, you already know the absolutely perfect thing to eat.

It comes in a bowl, you eat it with a spoon, it's absolutely delicious and it'll warm you right through.

Of course it's soup, It has to be soup and of course it has to be Heinz.

Which leaves you with just one decision. Will it be a tried and trusted favorite or will one of the new hind soup flavours

tantalise your taste buds like broccoli and stilton with a couple of

chunks of warm crusty bread topped with a little melted butter? You already know you're going to love it.

For warming comfort on a cold day, it has to be Heinz. Welcome to the Bull Work Podcast. I'm Charlie Sykes. It is August 15th, 2003 and I imagine that many of you will remember where

you were assuming you hadn't already gone to bed. On Monday night, when the Fulton

Grand Jury dropped 41 charges against Donald Trump and 18 of his cronies in Georgia.

Donald Trump now faces an additional 13 felony counts on top of all

the other felony counts that he is he's facing. I believe the total is now up to

91 felony counts for Donald Trump.

The 41 counts in the Georgia indictment, 22 counts related to forgery or false documents

and statements, 8 counts related to soliciting or impersonating public officers.

Three counts related to influencing witnesses.

Three counts related to election fraud or defrauding the state three counts related to

computer tampering one count related to racketeering one count related to perjury. It is a 98 page indictment of Donald

Trump and his henchman. I mean it's all there, all the president's

conspirators

Rudy Giuliani Mark Meadows John Eastman Jeffrey Clark Kenneth Cheesborough

Jenna Ellis Sydney Powell and a bunch of others and their whole plot to overturn the election

the phone call where Vadon demanded the Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffinsberger

...