We've got new developments in that Georgia case involving Donald Trump's alleged efforts

to overturn the election.

Today, as Chris was talking about, the former Trump lawyer, Sidney Powell, this woman asked

the court to separate her case from the 19 other defendants in the trial.

Her lawyers claim that Sidney Powell, quote, has no substantive connection with any other

defendant regarding the charges in the indictment, end quote, and therefore should be tried

alone.

Now, that is to put it mildly, a difficult case to make.

Powell, seen here standing alongside Rudy Giuliani in front of a campaign sign for the

co-defendant, Donald Trump, has many substantive connections to the other defendants.

She attended a meeting with several of her co-defendants at the White House, where they discussed

ways to overturn the election.

At that meeting, they considered making Sidney Powell a special counsel so that she could investigate

the election.

But now, her lawyer says she doesn't really know any of those folks, and she's not alone

in that.

The co-defendant in the Georgia case, this man Kenneth Cheesebroke, has also filed a

motion to sever his case from the others.

Mr. Cheesebroke would also like the court to release the names of 30 unindicted co-conspirators

in the indictment.

There are 30 of them who were not named.

Those motions come as Fulton County District Attorney Fahney Willis told the court that she

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