Good morning. It's Sunday, August 13th, and you're watching Velshi on MSNBC.

I'm Charles Coleman Jr. filling in for my friend, Ali Velshi.

Like so many different places across the country, July saw record-breaking temperatures in the

state of Georgia.

But for Donald Trump, the last two weeks, it's about to get hot as fish grease.

And with that, we begin this morning with the latest details out of Fulton County, Georgia,

where a possible fourth criminal indictment of the former president could be filed in a matter

of days. The state's former Lieutenant Governor be filed in a matter of days.

The state's former lieutenant governor, Jeff Duncan, confirmed just yesterday that he's received a notice asking him to appear before a grand jury on Tuesday.

Additionally, independent journalist, George Chitty posted on social media that he received a call

from the office of Fulton County

District Attorney, Fannie Willis, that also asked him to come in on Tuesday to give his testimony.

These are the clearest signs yet that Willis will present her case to the grand jury in the

coming week in pursuit of a criminal indictment in the state's election interference case.

Security measures and law enforcement presences have noticeably increased in and around the Fulton County Courthouse in recent days as well.

All of this is fueling further speculation that an indictment is imminent.

Willis has previously said that any charging decisions regarding this matter would be announced before

September 1st, which is just about two weeks away. Also, this morning, CNN is reporting

that Georgia prosecutors have evidence that the former president's legal team was directly

involved with a voting system breach shortly after the 2020 election.

I said it again, hot as fish grease.

According to these CNN sources, prosecutors have emails and text messages that directly link Trump's team to the attempt by local allies

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