0:00.0	And the Good evening. It's Tuesday, August 15th. Welcome to a new episode of System Update.
0:19.3	Our live nightly show that airs every Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively
0:24.6	you are on the free speech alternative to YouTube. Tonight it's getting very
0:28.6	hard to count how many times Donald Trump has been indicted. We are now up to
0:32.4	four two federal cases
0:34.4	and two state cases.
0:35.6	Yesterday, a district attorney in Georgia, Fannie Willis,
0:38.9	who represents the deeply blue Fulton County
0:41.6	home to Atlanta,
0:43.0	convinced a grand jury to return an indictment of 13 felony counts
0:46.7	against Trump, with many more against 18
0:49.5	of his closest political allies,
0:51.0	including his attorney Rudy Giuliani.
0:53.6	The latest charges are based on very similar grounds as the prior indictment brought.
0:58.6	This one by Special Counsel Jack Smith, namely the charges that the former president committed multiple crimes
1:04.6	for in essence claiming the 2020 election was the byproduct of fraud and then
1:10.3	seeking to invalidate the outcome of that election
1:13.4	through what the last indictment and this one alleges
1:16.4	are unlawful means for doing so.
1:19.6	The primary difference between yesterday's Georgia
1:22.2	indictment and the federal one brought
1:23.9	last week by special counsel Jack Smith is that the law in Georgia is as a
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