This is Michael Pope, I'll go lay off on the streets of Fulton County, Georgia,

reporting on breaking news about when Fawni Willis will actually be inditing.

It looks like based on a couple of major data points, it's going to be early next week,

not this week. Let me tell you why. One, Judge McBernie, who has been presiding over all things related

to Fawni Willis, basically her boss and a black robe. He's the one that recently ruled that she

would not be disqualified second attempt by Donald Trump to do that and ruled against him.

He presided over the special purpose grand jury as well.

He has not been presiding over the work of the grand jury to date the last three weeks for her,

but is coming in next week and looks like he will be assigned to oversee all things grand jury.

Putting this team back together again of Judge McBernie and Fawni Willis makes a lot of sense

if you're looking for an indictment to be returned early next week. That's one.

Two, there are witnesses that are still coming in on subpoena to testify to the grand jury

for Fawni Willis, including the former lieutenant governor of the state of Georgia.

He's already given testimony or a press release that says he is ready willing and able to tell

the truth and go in and talk about the election interference, meaning he'll be testifying against

Donald Trump. So if we assume that there are still witnesses that she wants to lock down

because she feels she needs to shore up certain elements of her indictment,

then these witnesses will have to go forward and it doesn't look like it's this week.

It looks like it's early next week. If she's going to skip these witnesses, then she can seek the

indictment this week. It just looks like all the arrows are pointing towards early next week,

which would be exactly the timing that Fawni Willis told us about so many months ago back in March,

about when she would be getting her indictment. That's why the streets of the courthouse are clear

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