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So Renato, eight of the fake electors in the Fulton County case have accepted immunity.

Does that mean that they're flipping on Trump?

Eh, it's complicated.

I'm Renata Mariati. I'm a former federal prosecutor, a practicing lawyer and a legal analyst.

And I'm Aisha Rangapa. I teach national security law at Yale University. I'm a former FBI special agent and I'm a legal and national security analyst.

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So Renato, I feel like, you know, we're doing this grand tour of different places in the

U.S. with our discussions every week and it's really hard to keep up with everything that's

going on. But one big development that happened in the Fulton County

case, which has sort of, I won't say it's been dormant because obviously there's been a lot

going on behind the scenes, but we haven't really been engaged

with it for a little while. But one thing that came out was that eight of the 16 fake electors

who are in Fannie Willis's crosshairs have accepted immunity.

And I think I want to know and our listeners want to know what that means in terms of the

strength of her case and what she's going to be able to glean from them.

Sure, so what well a couple of things before I even answer those questions is, I mean, I do think this

helps us understand why things have slowed down.

There's a lot of grumbling online about this investigation. You know, she said the

indictments are imminent. This isn't imminent. What's going on and I think this is a

bit of a cluster, okay? The reason that we know that these fake electors have received immunity is because of a filing from a joint lawyer for many of them who posted essentially, you know, filed in defense of her

remaining in the case. Fannie Willis is trying to get that attorney

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