Hi everyone, it's Foreclark in New York before the January 6th select committee ever got

up the ground before it existed and well before the first signs ever emerged that the justice

department was investigating the Trump part of the Trump coup plot.

Before even Donald Trump's second impeachment trial wrapped up, one local prosecutor in

Georgia decided that she would take on Donald Trump and the unprecedented assault on our

democracy in the wake of the 2020 election and she launched a criminal probe into the

conduct of the ex-president and his allies in her state.

Today, about two years and one week to the day that that investigation was launched, we

finally got our first real glimpse into her work, the work of Fulton County District

Attorney Fannie Willis.

The report was compiled by a special grand jury that was called last year by Willis were

released this morning.

The report gives us a sense of the breadth and depth of her investigation, 75 witnesses,

a mountain of documents and data along with testimony from investigators and there are

two major findings with what was released from the special grand jury.

They were inside the excerpts of the report released this morning, one of which could lead

to major legal consequences for one or more of those 75 witnesses.

We'll read from the report.

A majority of the grand jury believes that perjury may have been committed by one or more

witnesses testifying before it.

The grand jury recommends that the district attorney seek appropriate indictments for such

crimes or the evidence is compelling.

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