Welcome to the beat, everyone. We have breaking news about recommended indictments in the Georgia Trump probe.

Breaking news tonight out of the criminal Trump probe in Georgia, and it sounds big. I'm going to walk it through with you.

The grand jury is recommending multiple indictments, and that news tonight is from an on-the-record source. We hear a lot about

leaks and sources of anonymous people and the two-source rule. What is breaking news right now is

on the record, the head of that Georgia grand jury speaking out for the first time, which feeds

questions and speculation tonight about who exactly is now being potentially recommended for indictment there. This is the first ever inside account of the inner workings of the Georgia grand jury. If you're thinking, well, you've heard a lot about it, you've heard about the report, we've covered it. I'm just going to tell you this once, because this is the only time I'm going to say it, because this is the only time it's happened first. This is the first time we've had a grand juror speak out. And at that, the four-person. This is the only known state criminal probe into Trump's election activities. The jury's leader are four-person. Now today for the first time speaking out in a series of interviews, first to the

AP, then to the New York Times, and it is making waves, announcing for the first time the fact that

she says this grand jury recommended indictments for multiple people on a range of charges.

Now, after what felt like a sudden set of print interviews, I mean, people woke up in the legal and news world today going, oh, the four-person speaking out?

The legal world, the Trump world. Everyone went into overdrive. I could tell you that.

And NBC's Blaine Alexander got the big TV news interview here with the four-person, Emily Cores.

Here's an excerpt of the big interview.

It's not a short list.

I mean, we saw 75 people, and there are six pages of the report cut out, I think, if you

look at the page numbers.

So it's not...

So we're talking about more than a dozen people?

I would say that. Yes.

Are these recognizable names, names that people would know?

There are certainly names that you would recognize.

Yes.

There are names also that you might not recognize.

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