Hi, everyone. It's Borkrock in New York. We start with some brand new breaking news at

a full county, Georgia, and it is a doozy. The first co-defendant in Donald Trump's

election interference case, that Rico case that charged a criminal enterprise, has flipped.

Scott Hall is an Atlanta area bail bondsman. Scott Hall is accused of being involved in that

plan to steal sensitive election data in coffee county. He faces seven charges in the

Fulton case, and now, again, we just learned he's taking a plea deal. Let's bring in Greg Blusteam

with the Atlanta Journal Constitution and former acting assistant attorney general for national

security, Mary McCord. The Reverend Al Sharpton joins our breaking news coverage as well.

Greg, I feel like this attempt to steal sensitive election data in coffee county never

garnered the national attention that it deserved, considering how central it was to Trump's plot

to overturn his defeated Georgia. But take us inside first, the significance of a guilty plea,

and second, his role in that criminal enterprise charged by D. A. Fonney-Willis.

Well, you're right. Scott Hall was one of more surprising figures who was even indicted.

A few weeks ago, by Fonney-Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, and that effort in coffee

county to turn up evidence of election fraud has been sort of a side element of this entire

prosecution, right? The call to Brad Raffin's burger, the call to Governor Bryant Kemp,

the call from other Trump officials to subvert the will of Georgia voters has gotten a lot more

attention than this effort down in tiny rule Georgia, tiny coffee county, to find evidence of

election fraud and to gain access to sensitive voter data has been a secondary act here,

but it is very important in Scott Hall now becomes the first defendant in the Fulton County

election interference trial to take a plea deal with prosecutors.

Let me read from the Washington Post reporting, which did some fantastic reporting on Mr. Hall.

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