tonight on the readout I've made a commitment to the American people but most importantly the citizens of full county that we were going to be making some big decisions regarding election investigation and that I would do that before September the first of 2023 and I'm going to hold true that commitment

been working for two and a half years and we're ready to go.

That was built in County D.A. Fanny Willis last month and tonight there are indications that the fourth indictment of Donald Trump may be imminent this time for election interference and Georgia.

Also tonight Judge Tanya Chutkin warned Trump against making inflammatory statements which he proceeded to ignore so what if anything is going to be done about it and despite all of that Trump still appears to be the Republican party's inevitable nominee.

His dominance over the Santas and the rest of the Republican feel was on full display this weekend in Iowa.

We begin tonight with Fulton County Georgia where Donald Trump could face a fourth indictment that's four possibly any moment now. I'm Jason Johnson and for Joy Reid.

Fulton County District Attorney Fanny Willis appears poised to issue a charging decision on Donald Trump's alleged efforts to subvert election results.

At this hour a grand jury in Atlanta is still hearing evidence and the presiding judges court will remain open.

It's a sign that the grand jury meeting today is trying to power through the remaining testimony ahead of a vote and potential hand up of indictments tonight.

Many signs pointed to Willis moving faster than initially expected.

Key witnesses in the probe were spotted at the Fulton County Courthouse including two former Democratic state legislators as well as journalist George Cheety who was subpoenaed

for witnessing a meeting at the Georgia State Capitol where Trump supporters signed documents falsely claiming that Trump won the election.

Cheety told NBC News that he was called to appear before the grand jury today after previously being told he didn't have to show up until tomorrow.

He also posted on social media quote change of plans going to court today and moving faster than they thought.

Same goes for former Lieutenant Governor Jeff Duncan who according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution also met with grand jurors today ahead of schedule.

Which of course brings us to the Trump of it all.

Trump is doing what he always does, lashing out at his perceived enemies by posting all cap screens on that dollar store Twitter he's got called true social.

That includes unleashing a tie rate against Jeff Duncan who is a Trump critic and trying to intimidate him by saying the former Lieutenant Governor of Georgia shouldn't testify.

This morning Trump attacked DA Willis calling her a phony. He also went after Tanya Chutkin to judge in the federal January 6 case calling her highly partisan and very biased and unfair.

Look just days ago George Chutkin warned Trump against making inflammatory statements that can intimidate witnesses in that trial.

It's a warning that Trump ignore it shocker because intimidating judges and witnesses is you know the kind of thing don't put you and I in jail has been something he's been doing for years.

He started back in 2016 when he attacked U.S. District Court Judge Gonzalo Curiel and Indiana native saying he could not act as an impartial judge of Trump because he was a Mexican American.

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