Hi, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York on a big news day. It just got a rare and unique

and potentially alarming look into a judicial process that is typically shrouded in secrecy

and one that has been characterized as potentially the most damaging to the twice-in-peach disgraced

ex-president right now. We're talking of course about the special grand jury investigation in

Fulton County, Georgia. Yesterday in a very revealing interview with our own Blaine Alexander,

the jury's four woman Emily Korra spoke out about the month's long investigation

and confirmed that the jury recommended indictments for multiple people. Now, while she didn't

disclose specific names, she gave some pretty telling hints. I will tell you 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. Did the grand jury recommend an indictment of former President Trump?

I'm not going to speak on exact indictments. Would we be surprised are there bomb shells of who is...

I don't think that there are any giant plot twists coming. I don't think that there are any like...

giant... That's not the way I expected this to go at all. I don't think that's in store for anyone.

The art of speaking about what you shouldn't be speaking about, definitely on display here as well.

She is very careful and she's speaking out at this time, which makes it unprecedented,

but it's also an unprecedented moment for district attorney Funny Willis who's still

determining whether or not to seek charges, including against an ex-president. Willis will need to

present her case before a regular grand jury if she wants to pursue any indictments. Now, the DA's

office is currently declining to comment on course. In an interview with the Atlanta Journal

Constitution, course gives some additional insights into new evidence we didn't know about before

that the jury reviewed. Quote, Cours said the special grand jury heard tape recordings of

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