It's time for Justice Matters, with former federal prosecutor and MSNBC analyst, Glenn Kertner.

Mark Meadows' motion to move his Georgia election case to federal court was recently denied by a judge.

Glenn says it seems there was perjury during Meadows' testimony.

Well, friends, you've probably heard by now that a federal district court judge,

Judge Steve Jones, denied former chief of staff, Mark Meadows' motion to try to have his

Rico prosecution transferred from Georgia State Court to federal court.

So what does that mean? Well, it means Meadows and Donald Trump, together with lots of other

Rico defendants, criminal associates, co-conspirators will now be sitting shoulder to shoulder

in a state court room in Fulton County, Georgia being tried for their crimes,

and it will be televised and live streamed. Let's start with a new reporting, this from CNN.

Headline, Judge rejects Mark Meadows' bid to move Georgia election interference case to federal court.

And that article begins. A federal judge on Friday rejected former White House chief of staff,

Mark Meadows' bid to move his Georgia criminal case to federal court, a significant setback for Meadows,

and a troubling sign for former president Donald Trump.

U.S. District Judge Steve Jones found that the allegations against Meadows

contained in the Fulton County District Attorney's indictment on election subversion charges

were largely related to political activities and not to Meadows' role as White House chief of staff.

Quote, the evidence before the court overwhelmingly suggests that Meadows was not acting

in the scope of executive branch duties during most of the overt acts alleged

wrote Judge Jones, a Barack Obama appointee. The judge's decision could set the tone

for the other defendants also trying to move their cases. It's an ominous sign for the defendants

who are hoping to invoke the same federal immunity protections.

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