Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk a little bit about what's going on up in Georgia,

because there was an interview with one of the people who participated in the proceedings up there.

And the coverage of it is focusing mainly on that person's view of various high profile people that came in and

talked, didn't told their side of the story or didn't really want to answer questions in front of the special purpose

grand jury up there in Georgia. And while that's all fine and good, it's

definitely interesting to hear how you know somebody like

Lindsay Graham fought the subpoena and all of that stuff and then got in there was

incredibly polite. That's that's interesting but when it comes to the way certain people would like to

frame it as a witch hunt, there's one piece of information that I found way more interesting.

It's this in the reporting from the AP.

At least one person who resisted answering questions

became much more cooperative when prosecutors offered

him immunity in front of the jurors, Korsett. Other witnesses came in with

immunity deals already in place. with immunity

from what?

from what? That is pretty telling to me.

That says a lot to me.

If I was Trump's attorney, I would be very, very concerned about that coverage because that was somebody

who didn't want to answer questions because they believed a crime had been

committed and then once they were offered immunity well that crime had been committed.

And then once they were offered immunity,

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