And thanks to you at home for joining me this hour.

So one of the things that makes the Fulton County

election interference case against Trump

and his 18 co-defendants, one of the things that makes it

truly unique is that cameras are allowed in the courtroom.

And today, we saw the very first glimpse

of what that will look like, mainly the back of a lot

of lawyers' heads.

Today's hearing was to discuss the severance motions

that were filed by Trump's co-defendants

and former lawyers, Sydney Powell and Kenneth Chesbro.

Both of them waved their right to appear.

So again, visually speaking, what we got today

was a lot of the back of different lawyers' heads.

There they are, all right there.

But eventually, all 19 of these defendants, eventually,

they could testify or appear in person,

and so we could potentially be looking at any one of them.

Trump included on the witness stand on live TV.

But for now, a lot of back of heads.

Now, even though the actual hearing today

wasn't exactly cinematic, it was still fairly dramatic.

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