We have breaking news tonight about Donald Trump's criminal co-defendants in Georgia who have already pleaded guilty in that case.

Video recorded statements to prosecutors by those defendants right before they pleaded guilty have leaked and

become public tonight first in reporting by ABC News and then more

extensively by the Washington Post.

ABC News obtained video of two of the defendants statements,

some of the defendants statements, two prosecutors prior to them pleading guilty.

And then the Washington Post is reporting on the video statements of all four of

Donald Trump's criminal code defendants who have already pleaded guilty in Georgia.

Now, before we get to the actual substance of what those defendants pleading guilty

said to prosecutors in this leaked video, we're going to go straight to the question

of how material like this could possibly be leaked to the media at this stage of the case.

Leading off our discussion tonight,

Neil Kettial, former acting US Solicitor General

and a professor at Georgetown Law.

Also with us, Joyce Vance, former US attorney and professor at the University of

Alabama School of Law and Gwen Keys former district attorney of

decab County Georgia. Gwen let me just begin with you as an expert on this procedure in Georgia.

Who at this stage would be in possession of this video? Obviously the prosecutors have this video. But what

about defense counsel? Would the Trump defense lawyers have this video through

the discovery process already.

I would presume so.

Again, prosecutors have an ongoing obligation to provide defendants discovery

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