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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Well, it's getting interesting out there.

First off, the Fulton County Grand jury, which looked into the possibility, the Donald Trump

in his calls to Brad Raffeson Perger and others demanding that they flip the election in Georgia,

committed a crime, a serious felony crime for which he could go to prison in Georgia,

and I can tell you, Georgia prisons are not a place anybody wants to go to prison.

That grand jury had asked that the results of their investigation be made public.

In other words, let the public know the crimes that Donald Trump committed that we discovered.

And the prosecutor now, Fannie Willis's office, is before a judge saying we don't want those

to go public because we intend to use them to prosecute Donald Trump.

Because we intend to use them to prosecute Trump, part has not yet been said out loud.

But everybody understands that would be basically the only reason that they would say,

withhold that grand jury information because once it gets out,

then Trump could claim that he's got a tainted jury pool,

that all the prosecution evidence against him has been pre-released.

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