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Now diving into the main topic, over in the state of Georgia, President Trump, as well

as 18 other defendants are facing charges related to the 2020 election.

Specifically, this case was brought forth by state prosecutors under the RICO law, which

stands for the Rackets here Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.

This is an extremely broad and powerful law, which is currently on the books in 33 different

states, as well as at the federal level.

And it's used to essentially allow prosecutors to combat mob style criminal activity.

Essentially, the way that the law is designed allows prosecutors to target the kingpin who

typically, intentionally, keeps himself several steps removed from the actual crimes being

committed on the ground.

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