A federal court should enter an order in joining all of these cases until the election is over

because they are clearly now, not cases. They're not even crimes. This is the First Amendment.

This is free speech. It's my acting as a lawyer. I have a right to argue for my client.

I even have a right to exaggerate for my client. I have a right to argue for my client. I even have a right to exaggerate for my client.

I have a basis for everything I said. Half of what they wrote about me is false and they know it.

This should all be put off until after the election.

Rudy Giuliani now pushing for a post-election trial in the Georgia elections case, and that could actually happen.

We'll have expert legal analysis for you straight ahead.

Meanwhile, a co-defendant in that case is taking a different approach.

We'll explain the strategy for Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows.

Meanwhile, President Joe Biden was on the road yesterday talking about everything but the latest indictment for his predecessor.

We'll show you what he was focused on instead.

Thank you. show you what he was focused on instead. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Wednesday, August 16th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us.

The clock has begun on the 10-day window that former President Trump and his 18 co-defendants have to voluntarily turn themselves in. Fulton County District Attorney Fawney Willis announced a sweeping election interference indictment on Monday night and gave everyone charged until August 25th

to surrender to authorities. If and when they appear, they will do so at the Fulton County

jail in Atlanta for potential mugshots and fingerprinting. Appearances before a judge will be scheduled

then for later down the road.

Trump's team is reportedly negotiating when he will schedule his surrender.

His advisors have differing views on the best time for him to come in, with some pushing

for the middle of next week and others opting for the last possible minute.

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