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I'm going to switch things around a little bit here because I do want to get to what I was going to talk about,

but I think I'm going to go here first.

Rumors are a buzz that an indictment against Donald Trump could come as early as next Tuesday in Georgia from I've always said Fannie Willis.

I'm told it's Fawney Willis, the district attorney for Fulton County, Georgia.

And the reason it couldn't come before next Tuesday is because of when the grand jury's been meeting, which really starts today, reviewing evidence.

They're hearing from the former lieutenant governor, Jeff Duncan, and others before they do it.

So it probably won't even be next week, maybe the week after or the very end of the month, but before Labor Day.

And the odds are growing that it will be an indictment that includes Donald Trump.

And they're using RICO.

I've explained this before.

I don't want to be repetitive in this.

But one of the tie-ins will be in Coffee County, Georgia, which is rural county in South Georgia.

Some overzealous supporters of the president were able to get access to a voting machine improperly that will be drawn into this grand conspiracy to steal the election.

Allegedly, it's all speculative. All of it is speculative. And I say that because I need to say this.

We do research.

So I'm going to say something that sounds very arrogant.

And I really, I promise you, I can be arrogant what I want to be.

I don't really mean it that way.

I have had many a job in my life where I knew I wasn't really good at the job.

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