Tonight on All-Air, drop an eye. We've had a hell of a journey. I hate it then

this way. The Fulton County Special Grand jury report is out. The special

grand jury listened to him, testified under oath and then decided he was

criminal. Tonight from Michael Flynn to Borish Epstein, Kelly Leffler to David

Perdue, the ones that got away at least for now. The big implications for

Trump and his co-defendants as the Mark Meadows request to move to federal

court is rejected. And the desperate rebrand of toxic policy that it keeps

costing them elections by Republicans made ditch the pro-life moniker for

something else. Senator Todd Young of Indiana summarized the meeting as being

focused on quote pro baby policies. But all in starts right now.

Good even from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. There have been major breaking

developments tonight out of Georgia. Tonight a federal judge in Atlanta rejected

Mark Meadows' attempt to move his rico conspiracy Georgia case to federal court.

The criminal defendant and former Trump White House Chief of Staff was the

first one to try this move to move his case out of Fulton County to Washington,

DC. Now the same prosecutors would remain on the case, but he would get a new

jury pool, that would probably be more likely to draw from areas that Donald

Trump won and also a new judge. The argument he was making was that he was

acting under federal law as a federal officer in the Trump administration.

That would qualify him for being tried in federal court. Meadows saw such an

upside to moving his case to federal court that what he did shocked legal

experts. He took the witness stand himself last week to make his case. That

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