Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we are going to talk about the state of Georgia and some letters, some correspondence that they sent out.

We'll talk about who got letters, who didn't get letters,

and what that can tell us.

I'm going to dash everybody's hopes just a little bit and then provide you with a different type of hope.

Okay, so I would imagine most of you know what I'm talking about by now but if you don't

the special grand jury there in Georgia that is looking into possible criminal interference in the 2020 elections,

they sent out some subpoenas, quite a few of them.

And for the most part, they're the names you would expect.

Rudy Giuliani, Eastman, Jenna Ellis, Lindsey Graham, the people that you would expect. There's also

a host of lesser known people who the

names probably won't mean much unless you've been following it very closely.

However, the scope of the subpoenas can tell us something.

And that's that the grand jury is looking into everything.

Everything. everything. From, I don't know, perhaps calling and trying to find votes, to the fake electors thing, to simple you know stuff that seems quaint almost like

lying to lawmakers it appears that they're looking into all of it

now to it appears that they're looking into all of it. Now to Dash everybody's hopes for a second,

one thing I want to point out is that pretty much everybody, it may actually be everybody,

is either a lawyer or a lawmaker, meaning they're going to fight these subpoenas.

They will either argue that they have attorney-client privilege,

or they will argue that the Speech and Debate Clause protects them, they will try to get out of

testifying, of talking to the grand jury.

I don't think they'll win, But if you're looking for a speedy

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