Welcome to the beat, everyone.

I'm Ari Melver, and tonight we have a special report on a story that we broke and that

we have been bringing you updates on, a report on the meaning of these Roger Stone tapes,

why they go out more widely than just his own criminal exposure, and in writing a response

from him tonight.

He's not on the program, but he wrote a response to what we broke last night.

I will share that with you as well as the hour continues.

We begin with major news involving the Georgia case against Donald Trump's many

indicted co-conspirators, because we are seeing the wheels of justice turn.

And if you've been living through this in America and you followed, say, the case in New

York, which is mostly just about Donald Trump's business history, and perhaps some of his

potential campaign finance shenanigans, or the case in federal courts in Washington,

which involved Donald Trump and one or two other people.

Well now we're seeing the wheels of justice grind in a very different way.

It is, and I say this with all seriousness, not news hyperbole, it is unlike any criminal

justice proceeding we have seen for a group or alleged gang of racketeering, influenced

people to ever come out of any White House.

One by one they are today turning themselves into the Fulton County jail, Trump himself,

the defendant atop the alleged Rico conspiracy, scheduled to turn himself in on Thursday where

he faces a bond.

Today, Trump's cool lawyer, John Eastman, went in there, turned himself into authorities.

This is some of the footage of him just outside that courthouse.

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