And our special breaking news coverage continues now of the grand jury indictment of Donald

Trump and others in Fulton County, Georgia.

I'm Caitlin Collins.

The indictment 98 pages and what it contains is stunning.

Forty-fifth president of the United States indicted on state charges stemming from his

and others efforts to overturn Joe Biden's election win in the state of Georgia.

Prosecutors alleging tonight that Trump and others joined in a conspiracy to unlawfully

change the outcome of the 2020 election.

18 other defendants are named in this indictment, including Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, Mark

Meadows, John Eastman, Kenneth Chisbro, Jeffrey Clark, and Jenna Ellis, just to name a few.

All 19 are facing racketeering charges and prosecutors alleged that they participated

in a criminal enterprise with 30 unindicted co-conspirators.

Let's begin tonight's coverage with CNN's Paula Reed, who is outside the courthouse

there in Atlanta.

I mean, Paula reading through these 98 pages, but what's remarkable is that we just heard

from the district attorney, Fannie Willis, and she was saying that she is going to try

all of these 19 defendants together, she says.

Yeah, that was really surprising that that is how she would want to proceed on this case.

You can do it, but as one of our colleagues said earlier, it's sort of like trying an

entire football team at one time.

Now in the immediate future, she has given all of those defendants until next Friday at

noon to surrender, and she wouldn't commit to exactly when she wants to bring this case,

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