Tonight on 360, America's best known traveling defendant and former president decides to skip

the flight this time and plead to his latest charges from a distance.

Several months in one blockbuster investigative report later, Supreme Court Justice's

Thomas and Alito officially come clean on the goodies they get from wealthy friends.

And the latest on a manhunt underway right now for this escape inmate doing life in this

country for one murder and wanted overseas for another.

John Berman here in Ferranderson and tonight we know whose name will not be called next Wednesday

in Atlanta's Fulton County Courthouse. The former president today waved a raiment pleading

not guilty to 13 counts including a rico charge connected to his effort to overturn his defeat in that

state. His attorneys also filed a motion to sever the case from Kenneth Tesbro and others being

tried at least for now in October under Georgia's speedy provision trial, trial provision.

Also, today, Fahni Willis got a reprieve from the states for public and governor Brian

Kemp who squelched a special legislative session aimed at removing her.

Governor Kemp said he has not seen any evidence warranting it adding he would follow the

Constitution, quote, regardless of who it helps politically.

As for co-defendant Mark Meadows, we learned today that a ruling on moving the case to

federal court could come at any time now that all briefs from both sides have been filed.

And whichever way that goes, the Fulton County judge who has got the case said today that

all proceedings in his courtroom, all of them will be live streamed and allowed to be televised.

As for this guy, one of the thousands of Americans who turned the former president's words into

action on January 6th, he received one of the longest prison sentences yet 17 years for Joe Biggs,

a top member of the so-called proud boys. Another member of the president of the group's Philadelphia

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