And you're looking at live images right now, the Fulton County, Georgia Jail, wearing

just a few hours former President Donald Trump will be placed under arrest. Welcome to

the lead and CNN special coverage of this historic event. I'm Jake Tapper in Washington,

DC. Trump is now making his way down to Georgia just a few minutes ago. We saw his motor

paid leave, his New Jersey golf resort and head to the Newark airport, the former President

announcing his plans on his social media, posting, quote, arrest time at 7.30 p.m. before

Trump's surrender this evening, his former chief of staff at the White House, Mark Meadows,

turned himself in on charges, including racketeering. His mug shot was just released.

A number of other co-defendants have turned themselves in today, but as of now, the

remain eight individuals, including Donald Trump, who have yet to surrender. They have

until noon tomorrow to do so. Let's go straight to my colleague, Caitlin Collins, who's going

to co-anchor the show from outside the Fulton County Jail this hour. Caitlin, you have some

new insight into how Donald Trump and his team are preparing for his arrest.

Yeah, Jake, it is supposed to happen just a matter of hours from now when Trump is going

to head here. He is hyping the time on his own social media account saying it is going

to happen around 7.30 p.m. That is what we had been preparing for. Jake, one thing though,

that still seems to be not clear to at least Trump's team of what's going to happen once

he is here and goes into the Fulton County Jail behind me is that idea of whether or not

he is going to have a mug shot. Now, the sheriff here has insisted all along every single

day that Trump is going to be treated like every other defendant has, like every other

defendant is, which of course includes processing, fingerprinting, and having that mug shot

take it. We have seen it for everyone else who has turned themselves in, including just

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