Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Georgia and Cheesbro and Powell and Trump and deals because some interesting developments came to light during a hearing

and it's definitely worth going over because generally speaking once

these things start well they just kind of keep on going. So during a hearing the

question of whether or not the prosecution in Georgia looking into the Trump case,

whether or not they had offered any plea deals

to Chief Bro or Powell prior to their October 23 trial.

We have not at this point made an offer.

The judge asks, is the state in a position to make one in the near future?

Judge, I believe, that we can.

We'll sit down and kind of put some things together and we'll reach out to the defense

council individually to extend an offer.

Okay. extend an offer. Okay, so what does this mean?

First things first, it's an offer.

Doesn't have to be accepted. The other side to this is people are wondering what it is. I think a lot

of people have an expectation that a plea deal will be tell us what you know when you walk. I feel like that deal was already

implied earlier on in the process. I don't think that any current deal that would be offered by the prosecution would be

you be something that allows the defendants to walk away without any consequences whatsoever.

So what would occur? How would this work? They plea, they cooperate, they get a deal.

Generally speaking, once this starts, once one person accepts, then other people do.

And it moves pretty quickly most times.

Quickly, relatively speaking to how long these things tend to play out.

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