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The arrest and booking of Donald Trump was a sign, a powerful sign that the rule of

law still holds. That accountability still is in the system and that

chickens will come home to roost. President Trump surrendered at the notorious

Fulton County jail Thursday night. He was booked on 13 felony charges for

attempting to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. Once inside the jail,

Trump became the first former president to ever have his mug shot taken. We'll

get the latest from Atlanta. Then as Trump begins fundraising off his mug

shot, we'll look at a growing movement pushing for mug shots to stop being

released publicly. Plus we go to Tennessee where Republican lawmakers attempted

to ban the public from bringing signs into the capital as protests continue

over the refusal by Republican lawmakers to enact new gun control and the

wake of the Covenant School shooting in Nashville. We'll speak to Democratic

lawmaker Justin Jones who is expelled earlier this year than reelected by

voters for protesting gun violence at the Capitol. The rotunda has been shut

down for the most part to the public under the orders of Speaker Cameron

Sexton. This is our special session that was supposed to be around gun

violence, but what we see is a party more concerned with stifling and stopping

free speech. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now Democracy Now dot org the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy

Goodman, former president Donald Trump surrendered at Atlanta's notorious

Fulton County jail Thursday night where he was arrested and booked on 13 felony

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