Good evening everybody, I'm Jim Acosta and what happens next week will be to use one word

historic, a stream of former government officials including the former president, his

chief of staff, his lawyers, a top justice department official campaign lawyers, all expected

to surrender in what Fulton County, Georgia district attorney, Fannie Willis alleges

was a criminal conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. A senior law enforcement official

tells CNN former president Donald Trump is expected to turn himself in at the Fulton County

jail at the end of next week on Thursday or Friday. Trump's surrender and arrangement

in Georgia are likely to look different from those in his previous three criminal cases.

The Fulton County Sheriff has suggested he wants to treat Trump and the others, named

in the indictment, similar to any other defendant. That could mean that they would have mug shots

taken and be fingerprint. And all of this will happen just a day or two after the first

Republican debate, which the front runner is planning to skip according to multiple

sources. We've got a lot more to come on all of that plus. We've got a brand new update

this hour from the National Hurricane Center on Hurricane Hillary. And fears the storm

could dump over a year's worth of rain on parts of the Southwest, including the Los Angeles

area. So stay tuned for that. Now I want to get right into it with CNN political commentator

Van Jones from our advisor to George W. Bush and John McCain and executive producer of

the circus, Mark McKinnon and CNN contributor. And for Nixon, White House counsel, John Dean,

gentlemen, thanks for staying up late. Great to talk to all of you. Really appreciate

it. John, let me start with you first. You know, Trump is now set to surrender for the

fourth time late next week. In this time, the world could get a mug shot of a former president.

You worked for Richard Nixon. Can you put next week into context?

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