As a Georgia grand jury meets, Donald Trump goes on the attack, the lead starts right now.

A moment of truth in Fulton County, Georgia, a grand jury bust in as prosecutors lay out

their evidence that Donald Trump tried to steal the state's electoral votes, witness testimony

moved up from to tomorrow, up from tomorrow to today.

The Trump attacks on a key witness and text messages that directly link the former president's

legal team to a voting system breach and Hawaii's wildfire aftermath with the death toll

close to 100 were now hearing about government failures to protect the people of Maui.

The reported failed water hydrants in the height of the firefight warning sirens that did

not go off plus a new lawsuit claiming that live power lines were not cut off and that

might have sparked the first flames then.

The raid on a small Kansas newspaper raising questions about where press freedom is going

in the United States in this era.

The editor, target in the raid, joins me this hour.

Welcome to the lead I'm Jake Tapper and we start today with our law and justice lead right

now.

This second, a Georgia grand jury is deciding whether Donald Trump should be indicted for

trying to steal the election in that state and it appears things are moving faster than

anticipated.

It was expected to take at least two days for Fulton County District Attorney Fanny

will us to present her evidence, but a number of key witnesses who had been told the

show up tomorrow on testify have now been called in to testify today.

Those witnesses include former Georgia Lieutenant Governor Jeff Duncan, a conservative Republican

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