Hello, this is Michael Moore and you are listening to an emergency podcast system edition of Rumble with Michael Moore, just moments ago, the District Attorney in Fulton County, Georgia, which is Atlanta,

announced the indictment of Donald Trump along with 18 co-conspirators who, according to the District Attorney, formed an organized crime group.

There are 41 counts in this indictment. The indictment is over 90 pages long. It contains 161 acts, acts of finding criminal acts, etc.

The main ones being filed under the Rico provisions of the law, in other words, racketeering, in other words, what we would normally call mob-like activities.

This is a breathtaking indictment and I just wanted to come on and speak to everybody for just a few minutes.

I'm recording this just a few minutes after midnight here on Tuesday, the 15th of August, 2023.

There will be more coming out on this throughout the night. I'm sure a lot of analysis going on right now. None of us have been able to read all 90 pages. I've been going through it.

There are so many people mentioned in this, in addition to indicting Trump. Other indictments here, Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, the former chief of staff, John Eastman, Trump's lawyer, top Republican officials in the state of Georgia, in the Georgia Senate, the Georgia Republican party.

Other people indicted are the fake electors that were being put together to present as the real electors in Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania.

And it goes through all these other states here, Michigan alone here here on just read it's act five here in the indictment. And I'll read it to you. It says on or about the 20th day of November, 2020, Donald Trump and Mark Meadows met with the majority leader of the Michigan Senate, Michael Shurkey, that's a Republican at the time.

And the Republican speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, Lee Chatfield and other Michigan legislators in the Oval Office at the White House, where Donald Trump, I'm quoting now from the indictment, where Donald Trump made false statements concerning fraud in the November 3, 2020 presidential election in Michigan.

Rudolph Giuliani joined the meeting, my telephone, this meeting was, I'm quoting now, an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election.

161 of these acts are listed here in the 41 counts, all of them, racketeering charges, each and every one of them, and each, each of the individuals charged are charged with racketeering.

So this, this is way beyond what the federal government was willing to charge. And the district attorney just came out, along with what looked like close to a dozen prosecutors, and they look like they mean business.

I mean, this was a stunning thing to just witness live on television. I'm sure a number of you are probably had already gone to bed when you're listening to me now Tuesday morning, if you have a chance to watch any of this, it's, it's pretty stunning.

And the breadth of this, the scope of the various people charged in this indictment, and the people that are not charged in the state of Georgia, but are mentioned in Pennsylvania, in Arizona, in Michigan.

You know, the federal special prosecutor, Jack Smith, indicted just Trump, and, you know, essentially on four different counts.

You're going to hear a lot of criticism, probably, of the Atlanta DA, who wasn't going to leave anything out of this.

Any finding that she and the grand jury found, and it was the grand jury that voted on this indictment earlier on Monday.

Anything that broke a law, any person that broke a law, any, any lying, forgery is in here, it goes down the whole list.

If you committed a criminal act, you are being charged with this in the effort, the organized crime effort, to overturn the 2020 election.

It's here at 28 here in the indictment, is the phone call from Trump to the secretary of state in Georgia, essentially telling him that he wanted him to stuff the ballot box with 11,780 votes, which would then put Trump as the winner of Georgia.

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