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We are watching things in Atlanta.

Former President Trump expected to turn himself in

in the election interference case in Georgia.

His plane has landed.

Now he's headed to the Fulton County Courthouse,

where he will be booked on the allegations

for the 2020 election.

Thank you very much.

The State of Georgia

has brought criminal proceedings

against former President Donald Trump

for one of the most audacious crimes in American history.

He's charged with conspiracy

to overturn the 2020 presidential election.

The former president is going inside the building right now.

We may see a mugshot at the end of this, the first for a former American president.

This film follows the people investigating Trump's alleged crimes

before he has another chance to reach the White House.

A criminal conspiracy to overturn the results

of the 2020 presidential election in this state.

The indictment brings felony charges against Donald John Trump,

Rudolph William Louis Giuliani,

Stephen Cliffgard Lee.

We hear from those accused alongside Donald Trump.

Trevian C. Kutti.

I practised my mugshot for like two hours

because I knew it was gonna be history.

All of the prisoners all the way down the long hall,

they were like, "Trump! Trump! Trump!"

And I was like, "Yeah!"

John Charles Eastman.

I'm indicted co-conspirator number three in Georgia.

We did nothing wrong.

Did I act like a mafia boss? Of course not.

Do I think that Donald Trump acted like a mafia boss?

Absolutely not.

Donald Trump was and remains convinced that the election was stolen from him.

And we meet those clearing Trump's path back to Washington D.C.

I believe that these cases were generated to try to harm Donald Trump.

This is a political prosecution.

Judges,

jurors,

and witnesses.

It's a little intimidating

to take on the most powerful person in the country

who makes no bones about going after his enemies.

I got a text message that said, "We're watching you. You better run."

We will make America glorious again!

With the State of Georgia once again back in the limelight...

So, Georgia, it is so good to be back.

And I am very clear,

the path to the White House runs right through this state.

This is the inside story

of the prosecution of a president.

This is their last stop before they'll go to archive.

We're using this. We're running out of room.

Fani Willis is the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia.

I have no interest in headlines or making a name for myself.

I'm in my dream job.

All I ever wanted to be since I was a child is a lawyer.

Once I became a prosecutor,

there was no other job more appropriate for me.

I hate bullies. I love what I do.

I wanna be a part of keeping our community safe.

She's investigating Donald Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the election.

- Are you nervous? - Not at all.

He's the president, former president.

Not at all.

Her findings lead her to believe that the president and 18 others

were engaged in a criminal conspiracy.

The case against him begins on election night, 2020.

Polls have just closed in half a dozen states.

The most closely watched state at this hour is Georgia,

which President Trump almost certainly needs to win

if he's to secure a second term.

In the key swing states,

the vote margins are razor thin, especially in the State of Georgia.

A few hours earlier, Trump was leading in Georgia,

but as results come in from different districts,

it begins to look like Trump might be in trouble.

Georgia right now.

President Trump's lead over Joe Biden

is continuing to shrink.

Democrats are dominating the mail-in voting,

dominating with a capital D.

Major news networks

are projecting that Biden will secure Georgia

and therefore the presidency of the United States.

Ladies and gentlemen,

the president of the United States, Donald J Trump.

At 2:30 AM, whilst ballots are still being counted,

Trump takes to the stage at the White House.

Well, thank you very much.

Thank you.

We love you!

- We love you. - Yeah!

Thank you. Thank you.

I appreciate it very much.

And I wanna thank the American people for their tremendous support.

Millions and millions of people voted for us tonight

and a very sad group of people

is trying to disenfranchise that group of people,

and we won't stand for it. We will not stand for it.

The results tonight have been phenomenal. We have won Georgia.

We're up by 2.5%,

or 117,000 votes,

with only 7% left.

They're never gonna catch us. They can't catch us.

We were winning everything

and all of a sudden it was just called off.

This is a fraud on the American public.

This is an embarrassment to our country.

We were getting ready to win this election.

Frankly, we did win this election.

How are you feeling right now?

- Amazing! - It's the best day of my life!

America has decided.

We did it. We did it, Joe.

You're gonna be the next president of the United States.

Trump now has just eight weeks

before he must hand over the presidency.

One two. One. We good?

He appoints former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani

as his lead lawyer to challenge the election outcome.

What a beautiful day! Thank you. Thank you for coming.

Giuliani invites the press down to an unlikely location

to deliver Trump's official response.

Well, let me... First of all, obviously he's not gonna concede

when at least 600,000 ballots are in question.

It's not my job to determine if the ballots are right or not.

It's their job.

They conducted themselves in a way that suggests that there was fraud.

I voted for Donald Trump!

In Georgia, Trump's claims are catching on.

Trump is the president!

- And will be for 4 more years. - Yes!

I won't accept the illegal votes. I won't accept the dumping.

Come on, man. You're gonna get all ballots

and all 100% of it is for Biden? Come on, man.

Let's keep it peaceful, guys. Please. Thank you.

Some supporters arrived armed

as they attempt to enter a ballot counting centre.

My fears are they're gonna destroy this nation.

Stop the elevator!

Meanwhile, America's next president is waiting in the wings.

And it is now my great honour

to introduce

the president-elect of the United States of America,

Joe Biden.

Hello.

My fellow Americans,

we, the people,

we've won with the most votes

ever cast on a presidential ticket

in the history of the nation.

Hello, everybody.

Mr. President, do you have any big plans for your last Thanksgiving

at the White House?

Well, we don't know what is last if you look at what's going on.

You have to really take a look at what's going on.

They're finding tremendous discrepancies in the votes

and nobody believes those numbers.

Those numbers are incorrect numbers and people know it.

That's why you have people marching all over the United States right now.

They know it was a rigged election.

The people are very disappointed that we were robbed.

We were robbed. I won that by hundreds of thousands of votes.

Everybody knows it. You go down to the streets,

there are Trump-Pence signs all over the place.

This is Brad Raffensperger. He's the secretary of state in Georgia

and the most senior ranking election official.

President Trump declared that he won Georgia.

And we just got a lot of, you know, things that were alleged.

What were some of the allegations that you were having to rebuff?

They said there was 2,400 non-registered voters. There were zero.

They said there were 66,000 underage voters. There were zero.

We did, actually, a 100% hand recount of every single ballot.

We had five million paper ballots.

And they pulled them all out and they started counting every county

and just added it all up to see what the difference was.

And actually, President Trump did come up short by 11,800 votes.

The secretary of state,

and whether he's Republican or not, this man, what he's done,

he's an enemy of the people.

It became apparent that he was committed to, you know, what he had been told.

And I was just committed to the facts and the rule of law.

And they diverged.

At the end of the day, it was just stuff that was made up.

But not all Republicans agree.

25 miles away, in a small suburb in northern Atlanta,

lives Republican state senator Brandon Beach.

Welcome to my home. Come on in.

Like many in his neighbourhood, Beach voted for Trump, and in 2020,

became a key Trump ally.

You know, MAGA stands for Make America Great Again.

Who could be against making America great again?

Ronald Reagan used that.

And Trump, that's all he wants to do, is make America great again.

How could you be against that?

And people say, "Oh, we're against MAGA."

I don't get it. I wanna make America great again for my grandkids.

You know, I know him, and so I have a tie to him, a personal tie.

And I want him to win.

In 2020, I was working on the Trump campaign, so I was a Trump supporter.

I woke up and I thought he had won.

I went to bed and then I found out he'd lost Georgia by 11,000 votes.

Well, I was shocked, number one,

and then I wanted to get to the bottom of what happened.

That's my job as a state senator, is to find out what happened.

So we said, "We're going to have a committee.

We're going to look into it ourselves as a senate."

Brandon Beach teams up with other Republicans to investigate.

I hope we dig into it and have investigations

and make sure this was a fair election.

Mr. Giuliani, are you a crook?

Miss, stop!

Mr. Mayor, would you talk about...

Trump's team decides to hold an urgent hearing in the Georgia Capitol building,

claiming to have crucial evidence of election fraud, a smoking gun.

Distinguished members of the committee,

thank you very much for giving us this hearing.

I represent President Trump.

I really appreciate the opportunity to get these facts out.

We've had some difficulty getting a hearing,

but I appreciate it very, very much.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump is tweeting

that everybody should hear this explosive evidence.

I would like to introduce Jacki Pick,

who is going to introduce our video.

If you would tell us your name and your position, please.

So, I'm Jacki Pick, and I'm here as a volunteer.

I am a lawyer, but I'm not acting as a lawyer in this case.

I'm just helping out the legal team here.

A volunteer shows a surveillance tape produced by Trump's team

that they claim shows election fraud in Atlanta, Georgia.

We have the tape. You're looking at one big room here.

This is where the absentee ballots and military ballots

are being tabulated on Election Day.

And you have, back in that corner,

the press and the Republican observers.

So, according to the witnesses, the Republican observers,

there is a lady who has blond braids

who comes out to announce, "We're going to stop counting.

Everyone go home." And in fact, we see that.

Everyone clears out,

including the Republican observers and the press.

But four people stay behind.

Watch this table.

There you go.

So now they're gonna start pulling these ballots out from under this table.

I'm gonna call it a suitcase, containers for ballots.

You also have boxes. Those are being moved around the room.

You'll see them move into action and begin scanning ballots.

So, what are these ballots doing there, separate from all the other ballots?

And why are they only counting them

whenever the place is cleared out with no witnesses?

One of them had the name Ruby across her shirt.

Two election workers are singled out:

Ruby Freeman, a 62-year-old grandmother,

and her daughter Shaye Moss.

I was at that hearing.

A lawyer out of Texas got up.

Never seen her before, had no clue who she was.

She would describe in detail exactly what it was they were doing,

but she would always put a spin on it.

How many ballots went through those machines

in those two hours when there was no one there to supervise, to be present?

We believe that could easily be,

and probably is certainly beyond the margin of victory in this race.

Do you have anything else that you'd want to point out about the video?

- I think that's everything, right? - That's everything for now, yes.

All right. Thank you.

Oh, I was disgusted, I was upset. I said, "What's going on here?"

In the middle of the night, they're counting votes.

Nobody's there to watch.

And everybody was supposed to go home.

And it's on video. They didn't know the video was on from a previous concert.

Georgia election officials

immediately begin investigating the claims that are being made.

We looked through, because we are a law enforcement agency,

we had 48 hours of tape to look through.

We looked through it. We catalogued everything.

It was found that, as the count dragged on,

some election workers decided to go home,

but before they left, they placed ballots that had not yet been scanned

in purpose-built ballot carriers.

You can see, I think, like, 58 minutes earlier that night,

they had placed the ballot carriers under the table just to get them out of the way,

and they did it in plain view of the monitors

and of the press who were all there.

However, election officials wanted the count to continue,

so Ruby and Shaye, along with their colleagues who stayed behind,

retrieved the ballots and continued the count.

The Secretary of State's Office, Georgia's Bureau of Investigations,

and the FBI carried out a thorough investigation

and later found no evidence of wrongdoing.

When they showed it,

they said factually incorrect things of what was going on.

They made claims that were not true.

That video and that kind of narration

probably was one of the single most destructive things that happened.

Rudy Giuliani told state senators that this election night video

shows people taking out at least four boxes of ballots

and counting them after hours.

Still, at the time, news networks broadcast the footage.

Trump supporters widely share videos

from Ruby Freeman's social media, identifying her.

So, anyway, I'm going back to work now.

Hey, Renee. I love you all. I love you all so much.

Thank you. I'm glad you like my eyewear.

And Giuliani's false claims continue.

Earlier in the day, these two were engaged in another apparent voter fraud

in which they were passing around USB ports

as if they're vials of heroin or cocaine.

I mean, it's obvious to anyone who's a criminal investigator or prosecutor

they are engaged in surreptitious illegal activity again that day.

And that's a week ago and they're still walking around Georgia. Why?

Should have been, they should have been, should have been questioned already.

Their places of work,

their homes should have been searched for evidence of ballots.

It's available to 300 million Americans to watch.

Someday somebody is gonna say, "What the hell did you do about it?"

Five days later,

Ruby Freeman phones the police.

An unknown man has been knocking on her front door

and loitering on her street.

Half the night, they've parked right up there.

Yes, ma'am.

And at seven o'clock this morning, they was parked up there.

That's harassing.

Hey, what's going on?

Yeah, my name's Stephen Lee, and I'm a pastor.

This is Reverend Stephen Lee, a pastor who's travelled from Illinois.

So I'm part of law enforcement, sir, out in California

Okay.

Yeah, she was calling about the vehicle. She said a red Ford was acting suspicious.

- It's me. - Okay.

I knocked on the door earlier. And I've tried getting her messages.

You know, she's terribly spooked. I'm not here to hurt her,

I'm not here to cause any problems or anything like that.

I can verify who I am for you, for your satisfaction,

but I also don't want to create trouble either.

But it would be nice if I could talk to her

and also get some truth on what's going on.

Okay.

Prosecutors claim that the pastor isn't visiting to offer moral support,

but is instead attempting to extract a confession from Ruby Freeman.

I'll go over there and see what she wants to do, but...

And if she doesn't want to, you may wanna let her know that, you know,

I've got some pro bono service for her

if she's interested.

- Okay. You got some ID with you? - Absolutely.

So the gentleman that was knocking on your door, he's, I guess, a pastor.

He was saying that he was just trying to get you some help if you wanted it.

- Oh, so you all talked to him? - Yes, ma'am.

- I don't trust nobody. - Okay, so you don't wanna talk to him?

No? Okay.

Even in the presence of the police officer,

Ruby Freeman refuses to speak to the pastor.

- I'm not interested. I have a pastor. - Okay. Yes, ma'am.

I ain't no sinner. I've got a pastor.

Prosecutors claim that he then contacts an individual

in the Republican campaign team in Georgia.

They dispatch Trevian Kutti, a crisis manager.

She flies over 700 miles to make direct contact with Ruby Freeman.

Ruby rings the police again.

Yes, I'm Ruby Freeman.

I have different people coming saying it's just a matter of time

that they are going to come out for me and my family.

I need an officer to come out.

Okay. Have they made threats tonight?

No, but they want to talk with me.

They've gone to my mom house at her address, saying that I need help.

This time, they saying they came all the way from Chicago

because they heard about the incident.

Who would come all the way from Chicago to talk to me?

Cobb Police!

- You wanna come in? - If you want me to, I can.

Okay.

They were saying that they had flew in, she had flew in.

So somebody came to your door?

Yeah, these people are coming to the...

People who know me would describe me as someone who's nonstop.

You can't take no for an answer when you have to solve the problem.

I'm a fighter fighting for the best outcome

for the entire whole of the world.

My name is Trevian Kutti, I'm a crisis manager.

I work for some of the biggest names in the industry. I was given a call...

Trevian believes that the election is stolen and that Ruby might be complicit.

She offers her services as a crisis manager,

now that Ruby's identity has been made public.

I got a call that a woman needed help.

And the person who I talked to said, you know, "I can't go help her,

but there's just a situation going on. But I know you can handle it."

So I went to see this woman.

Came to her home,

she didn't answer the door.

So, what I did was I said,

"Hey, this is who I am. This is my number.

I'm leaving tomorrow. I can meet today."

We don't have a lot of time, but I'm here.

Let her know that we are not affiliated with anything or anybody,

but there's some things she should know and she should know immediately...

You know, right about now,

I don't know if I need to talk to these people, if they really can help me.

My flesh wants to say, "Yeah, they could wanna come after me."

You know, I ain't dumb.

So, what I wanted done was,

while you're here, if you call them and say,

"Yes, she's willing to meet," you know, "'cause the police is there.

And she'll meet with you if the police is there."

Ruby is confused by this series of unannounced visits.

She asks the police to oversee her meeting with Trevian.

I get a call from a deputy

from the Cobb County Police Department saying,

"Are you so and so and so and so? Did you come to So-and-so?"

I said, "Yes, I did."

"Well, she'll meet you at the police station.

So we all go to the police station, and boom.

Thank you so much for agreeing to meet with us.

We didn't wanna frighten you, but we had to find you.

You are a loose end

for a party that needs to tidy up what's loose.

They feel that you are loose for them, and that's really why I'm here.

According to the prosecution,

Trevian is attempting to coerce Ruby into admitting election fraud.

The stakes couldn't be higher.

If Trevian succeeds,

she'll give Donald Trump a real chance to overturn the election result.

We would like to let you know, first and foremost,

we have put in placement a way to move you, to securing you,

taking you to a place to where you can see what's on the table.

I would like to connect now on the phone Harrison Floyd,

who might be taking this situation

to a detailed level for you,

to let you know exactly what he's asking, what choices you have.

But Harrison Floyd would be the person to connect you with people

who could give you as much sovereignty as we could find for you,

more safety than we could find for you at this moment.

Trevian Kutti now asks to be left alone with Ruby Freeman.

Officers, this is, at this moment, a conversation between private citizens.

I'm hoping that you are trusting that this information doesn't go any further.

I can step over here if you're comfortable. Is that fine?

Yeah, I want her to be comfortable, but I also wanna advise her

that there are federal people who are involved here,

that I don't know who is connected to who.

Miss Freeman, I can step right there, if you're comfortable with that, okay?

And if you need me, holler.

I'll be down that hallway right there.

- Okay. Thank you so much - You're welcome.

Ruby Freeman was not afraid of me.

We had a great conversation. It lasted the course of an hour plus.

She was very comfortable. She told her story.

She told what happened that night.

But I wanted to try and get her a lawyer, that's what I was doing.

Okay.

And that was the end of the conversation.

All right, we're gonna go that way. I'm gonna be right behind you, okay?

She gave me her email.

And so I emailed her, she didn't respond.

I emailed her again, she didn't respond. I left Atlanta.

But I was charged with attempting to intimidate a witness

to give a false statement.

I truly believe it was a global effort to stop Donald Trump's candidacy.

I can't wait to bring her to justice. That's my job.

I was completely,

completely and fully wholesome with this woman for her best interest.

Now I have to prove her wrong.

And I, you know, at her age, normally,

I would have sympathy, but in this case,

for the sake of this country, I don't.

Trevian Kutti leaves Georgia empty handed.

Trump's team turn their attention to another part of the election process.

They focus on Dominion,

the company that makes the vote counting machines.

Look at what's happening in Georgia.

A lot of things are being found in Georgia.

You have Dominion, which is very, very suspect to start off with.

Those machines are fixed. They're rigged.

You can press Trump and the vote goes to Biden.

All you have to do is play with the chip.

And it's down, it's shown all the time.

All you have to do is play with the chip, and they played with the chip.

They even name an executive at Dominion.

One of the operators, Eric Coomer,

I believe his name is,

is on the web as being recorded in a conversation

saying that he had the election rigged for Mr. Biden.

His social media is filled with hatred for the president

and for the United States of America as a whole,

and they were going to f... Trump.

The man in question, Eric Coomer,

has asked us not to disclose his location.

So we met him in an apartment away from his hometown.

Hey, Eric, you fucking piece of shit.

I hope you've picked out your cell in Guantanamo Bay, you fucking faggot.

You were fully,

100% personally liable for acts of treason against the people.

We will adjudicate you and we will hang you for treason.

The November 2020 election was one of the smoothest I've ever worked.

And I think it was about six days after that,

I realised that somebody was accusing me

of actually interfering with the election and changing vote totals.

Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell went on national television and I heard my name.

And I just, I left the building, I went outside,

I think I chain smoked a half pack of cigarettes

just trying to calm down, and I really didn't know what to do.

Some private Facebook postings of mine did express a certain political viewpoint.

But I was being accused of things I didn't do that are provably false.

Fox News, who ran with Trump's claims,

have since paid out over $700,000,000

to settle defamation claims brought by Dominion.

All accusations that Dominion

or Eric Coomer tampered with voting machines

have been proven false, but the experience has changed his life.

I'm still afraid today, to be honest.

I was sitting there one night and I literally,

I got a text message that said, "We're watching you. You better run."

Take your time.

You know, I mean, I jumped up out of my couch.

You know, all my blinds... I mean, I haven't opened my blinds in years.

You know, at that moment, I really thought, you know, I feared for my life.

Sorry.

I mean, it was devastating.

I was just doing my job.

Hello, America. Welcome to "Life, Liberty & Levin."

We have a great constitutional scholar tonight.

- John Eastman, how are you? - I'm well, Mark.

Dr. John Eastman.

It's at this point that Trump decides

he needs some constitutional advice, and he turns to a little-known expert

who sometimes appears on Fox News.

The special prosecutor, the Department of Justice itself,

the attorney general have no powers under our constitution

that aren't derived from the president.

Eastman is a professor at Chapman University,

a small private college in Orange County.

He remembers the first time President Trump reached out to him.

I got a call from the White House switchboard, it said,

"Please hold for the president."

Quite frankly, I thought it was an old classmate of mine

pulling a prank on me, but no, it was the president.

He just wanted to meet.

And we spent about an hour and a half in the Oval Office

talking about a wide range of things.

Trump is intrigued by Eastman's view

that the American constitution

gives the president more power than people realise.

I've been attacked for just wanting to be in the inner circle.

That's not true. But it's a big deal.

I mean, representing the president of the United States

in any case is a big deal.

I was brought in to try and look at the legal strategy

to challenge whether something phoney was going on.

When the Georgia state legislator meet to discuss election fraud...

There you go. We can hear you now.

- Yeah. - Okay. Very good.

Eastman appears via Zoom.

Professor Eastman, I believe you're gonna talk to us today

about the Electoral College process

and how that affects the legislature here.

Sure. Thanks very much.

And starts giving them legal options.

Something is amiss here.

When you're convinced that the election was conducted contrary to state law

and too fraught with the risk of fraud to be properly certified,

then you should exercise your prerogative

to legislatively designate a slate of electors.

Eastman tells them if they think that the vote is fraudulent,

they could find their own way to decide who won Georgia.

This starts a chain of events that some will claim

is an attempt to overthrow democracy.

In America, to become president

you need to win the Electoral College.

It is the most unusual college in the country.

It meets once every four years.

A system that allows different states

to have different values according to their size and population.

California is the biggest, with 55 Electoral College votes.

Georgia has just 16 but can be crucial in a tight election.

The Electoral College process is normally just ceremonial.

Each state appoints a group of individuals to act as electors.

They represent the people and certify who the state voted for.

And whoever receives the most Electoral College votes

is declared the president.

I am so honoured to be with this group today

as we officially cast Georgia's 16 Electoral College votes

for President-elect Joe Biden.

I was at the state senate

the day that the electors were there and getting sworn in

and signing the official slate of electors

that would go up to Congress.

The electors will take the documents

to a ceremony in Washington D.C. on January 6th,

where the Vice President, Mike Pence,

has the role of confirming the winner.

While the official vote is being signed off,

at the same time, on a floor below,

another meeting is taking place.

I saw Greg Bluestein, who is the local political reporter here,

and I went up to him and I was like, "Greg, what's happening?"

And he said, "I think something's,"

basically, "Something's up."

As I'm walking in,

I see a bunch of familiar Republican faces,

and they're all piling behind this giant wooden door, Room 216.

And so I go up, go in the door, peek my head in, like, look around.

And I was like, "What's going on here?"

And the guy at the door, a bigger dude, said, "Educators' meeting.

You can't come in. Close the door."

- Did you see any educators? - No.

Senator Jen Jordan decides to burst in.

People were not happy to see me. I just barged in.

Camera crews now enter the room.

I looked at Greg and I was like, "What's happening?"

He said, "They're doing their own slate of electors that will support Trump."

This group of Republicans are creating their own form of document

that declares Trump, not Biden, the winner in Georgia.

I was in the room.

We were really under a quick timeline because our attorneys were saying,

"You have to have the electors in place

to preserve our opportunity to win the state."

16 have been cast for President Trump.

I'm called the architect of what they call the, quote, "fake elector scheme."

And I was far from the architect.

I had no discussion with electors except on this one point,

and that was the importance of meeting and voting on that day.

And that's all my involvement was. That was it.

I immediately just jump into an interview with the Republican Party chair.

I'm like, "What's going on?" Like, "What?

You know, you guys lost. The vote was certified. Why are you doing this now?"

And he's saying, "Oh, I'm here to preserve legal options,

just in case they overturn the election."

I felt like we were doing the right thing.

It was very public. The news media was there.

There was no secret meeting that some people, you know, have said.

So I don't think anything was done wrong.

Brandon Beach, when we interviewed him,

said you had, you know, the doors open, this was a public event.

That's absolutely not true.

It absolutely was intended to be secret.

Now Trump enters the fray.

He calls Brad Raffensperger, the secretary of state for Georgia.

Trump doesn't know that their call was being recorded,

and these are excerpts from their hour-long conversation.

Look, Brad, I have to find 12,000 votes.

And I have them times a lot

and therefore I won the state.

I need 11,000 votes. Give me a break.

The day that President Trump and I had our phone call,

Patricia and I were at home.

And she kind of looked at me and I kind of looked at her.

And you gotta think that her dad grew up very poor,

they would never think that I'd actually have a phone call, you know,

with the President United States of America, neither did I.

And so I wanted to make sure

that I was respectful to his position of authority.

Mr. Pres-uh, you have people that submit information

and we have our people that submit information.

And we have to stand by our numbers. We believe our numbers are right.

You know, you don't care about anything. Your numbers are right.

But your numbers aren't right, they're really wrong.

So tell me, Brad, what are we going to do?

We won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us like this.

And you can re-examine it, but re-examine it with people that wanna find answers,

not people that don't wanna find answers.

Well, Mr. President, the challenge that you have is the data you have is wrong.

You should wanna have an accurate election.

And you're a Republican.

We believe that we do have an accurate election.

No, uh, no, you don't. No, no, you don't.

You don't have, you don't, not even close

Why wouldn't you want to find the right answer, Brad,

instead of keep saying that the numbers are right?

Why do you keep fighting this thing? It just doesn't make sense.

And you would be respected,

really respected if this thing could be straightened out.

Brad, we just want the truth. It's simple.

Let the truth come out.

So I wanted to make sure it is respectful conversation.

And then I was hoping that as we had a conversation,

I could help understand exactly those data points.

I didn't know what he knew and what he didn't know, and so we had a conversation.

I believe you'll see that I was respectful.

Someone in Raffensperger's office records the call

and it's leaked to the press.

And how did it feel to know it had been leaked?

I'm not altogether surprised.

I don't know how many copies of, you know, that conversation were made.

I would ask if we could kind of veer to another topic

'cause that's something that he's gonna be asked about

potentially in future proceedings.

The recordings?

News of Trump's phone call is going viral.

His focus turns to his vice president: Mike Pence.

He's the person in charge of the Electoral College ceremony

that chooses the next president.

And with just 2 days to go, he says this.

You know, I'm here because I stand with President Donald Trump.

You know, I know we all, we all got our doubts about the last election,

and I wanna assure you I share the concerns

of millions of Americans about voting irregularities.

And I promise you, come this Wednesday, we'll have our day in Congress.

We'll hear the objections.

We'll hear the evidence.

Donald Trump invites Mike Pence

to spend some time with Eastman in the White House.

According to the prosecution,

Eastman and Trump would pressure Pence to not certify the election.

So, I get asked to come to the White House.

Donald Trump was and remains convinced that the election was stolen from him.

I think he's right about that.

It was clearly an illegal election.

We had this meeting, it lasted an hour, hour and a half.

And the vice president had his chief of staff and his general counsel.

And the conversation began by talking about:

Did the vice president just have the authority

to unilaterally reject the Biden electors because they were suspicious or contested?

And the president asked me just to explain

the underlying constitutional analysis to him and to the vice president.

Trump argues that Pence has the power to reject Electoral College votes,

but Pence seems to have concerns.

The vice president turned to me at that point and said,

"Do you, like, think I have such authority?"

And I... And, you know, this is seared into my memory.

"Mr. Vice President, it's an open question. It's never been resolved.

But that's why we think you should accede

to the requests from hundreds of state legislators

to give them a little bit time to assess the impact of the illegality."

And that was the advice given in that in that meeting.

Pence played this close to his vest.

He was actively suggesting that he was gonna exercise some authority.

People were talking about the various scenarios, which is why I was asked

to kinda put everything that's being talked about

down on paper so that we kind of know what the universe

of things we ought to be considering is. And that was the extent of it.

CCTV captures what happens next.

Two men can be seen arriving in Washington.

They're Trump's men arriving with documents

certifying fake Electoral College votes for Trump

to be given to Mike Pence.

Text message exchanges reveal that they've successfully hand delivered

the fake elector documents to a congressman's aid

who's agreed to pass them up the chain.

And what becomes clear is that Trump's team

has been trying alternate Electoral College schemes

not just in Georgia, but in almost all the swing states:

Arizona, Michigan,

Nevada, Wisconsin,

all states that Trump lost.

In Washington, Trump has spent the morning on the phone to Mike Pence

to persuade him to stop the certification.

He's also called on his followers, who are now gathering in their thousands.

Americans were coming in from every part of the country

by plane, by bus, by motorcycle, by skateboard, however they could get here.

Lee Greenwood was playing "God Bless the USA,"

but you can only listen to that soundtrack so many times in the same rotation.

And so the rally organisers called over to Rudy

and asked if he could come say a few words,

and he asked me to go along with him.

Hello, everyone.

We're here just very briefly

to make a very important two points.

Number one, every single thing

that has been outlined

as the plan for today is perfectly legal;

that the vice president can decide

on the validity of these crooked ballots.

It is perfectly appropriate that the vice president

can cast it aside,

and he can do what a president called Jefferson did when he was vice president.

Let me ask Professor Eastman to explain.

Eastman steps up to make his case to the people.

America's Mayor. Wonderful.

Hello, America!

Sorry, I had to say that.

Look, we know there was fraud, traditional fraud that occurred.

The machines contributed to that fraud.

And all we are demanding of Vice President Pence

is this afternoon, at 1:00,

he let the legislatures of the state look into this

so we get to the bottom of it

and the American people know whether we have control

of the direction of our government or not.

We no longer live in a self-governing republic

if we can't get the answer to this question.

This is bigger than President Trump.

It is the very essence of our republican form of government, and it has to be done.

And anybody that is not willing to stand up to do it

does not deserve to be in the office. It is that simple.

Is it still the land of the free and the home of the brave?

Or is it becoming the land of the coward and the home of the slave?

Let's have trial by combat!

My three minutes was a little bit before 11:00 AM,

and then we sat there in the kind of reserve section

right at the front until the president came out.

That's a tough act to follow, those two.

John is one of the most brilliant lawyers in the country,

and he looked at this and he said,

"What an absolute disgrace that this can be happening to our constitution."

And he looked at Mike Pence...

And I hope Mike is gonna do the right thing.

I hope so. I hope so.

Because if Mike Pence does the right thing,

we win the election.

We're gonna walk down, and I'll be there with you,

we're gonna walk down to the Capitol

and we're gonna cheer on our brave senators

and congressmen and women.

Something's wrong here. Something's really wrong. Can't have happened.

And we fight. We fight like hell.

And if you don't fight like hell, you're not gonna have a country anymore.

As the crowd marches towards the Capitol,

Eastman and Giuliani head down the road to the Willard Hotel.

Rudy and I wanted to be back at the office that we had set up at the Willard Hotel,

which is only a block and a half away.

Inside the Capitol, electoral documents are on their way to the main hall.

In just a few moments,

Vice President Pence will be given a set of boxes

containing the electoral votes from across the country.

Madam Speaker, the Vice President,

and the United States Senate.

There is all this pomp and circumstance and procedure

that goes around the vice president finally saying,

"This is the winner of the presidential election."

The states will announce their votes in alphabetical order

and Pence will have to decide what to do.

Let's go. Let's just start.

Okay.

Madam speaker and members of Congress, pursuant to the Constitution

and the laws of the United States,

the Senate and House of Representatives are meeting in joint session.

The tellers will count and make a list of the votes

cast by the electors of the several states.

As the crowd continues its march towards the Capitol,

Eastman and Giuliani are in their hotel operations room.

We were at the Willard to field questions

from any members of Congress about the evidence

because they were going to be objecting to what we thought were illegal votes.

The first swing state to declare is Arizona.

The certificate of the electoral vote

of the State of Arizona seems to be regular in form and authentic,

and it appears therefrom that Joseph R. Biden Jr.

of the State of Delaware received 11 votes for president.

Are there any objections to counting the certificate of vote

of the State of Arizona that the teller has verified

appears to be regular in form and authentic?

Mr. Vice President, I, Paul Gosar, from Arizona's...

For what purpose does the gentleman from Arizona rise?

I rise for myself and 60 of my colleagues

to object to the counting of the electoral ballots from Arizona.

Is the objection in writing and signed by a senator?

- Yes, it is. - It is.

With Republicans backing Trump's plan to not accept Biden's victory,

Pence pauses the ceremony to give time for deliberation.

Each house will deliberate separately on the pending objection

and report its decision back to the joint session.

Trump and Eastman are waiting on Pence to side with the objections

and acknowledge the alternate electors.

And at that point,

news of a crowd assembling around the Capitol had started.

As Trump's team waits to see if Pence will certify,

the crowd outside refuses to wait.

This way!

This way! This way!

This way!

My challenge today is not about the good people of Arizona...

And it will stand in recess until the call of the chair.

- We'll pause. - Protestors are in the building.

Certification is stopped.

Everybody stay down! Get down!

And security rushes to evacuate Mike Pence.

Trump won! Trump won!

Lawmakers barricade themselves in offices and hide.

Where are we going?

- Where are we going? - Underground.

It takes four hours for riot police

to clear the Capitol building.

Four people die in the crowd.

One person is shot by a police officer

and an officer defending Congress dies

after being attacked by a mob.

A shaken Congress returns to the Electoral College to complete the ceremony.

To those who wreaked havoc in our Capitol today,

you did not win.

And when the count resumes, there's a very different atmosphere.

To count the electoral vote will resume.

This certificate from Georgia, the parliamentarians advise me,

is the only certificate of vote from that state

that purports to be a return from the state and that has annexed to it...

Pence refused to accept the Trump electors' certificates.

As I understand it, they were all there with the archivist

and they just never got presented.

He refused to open any of those, saying,

"Because they didn't have a Governor's certificate, then they're not valid."

He knew they were there.

He knew they were there.

Thank God he did the right thing.

That actually may have helped save our democracy at the end of the day.

They dismiss the Republican challengers

and Joe Biden is certified as the winner of the 2020 presidential election.

The votes for president of the United States are as follows:

Joseph R. Biden Junior of the State of Delaware

has received 306 votes.

Donald J. Trump of the State of Florida

has received 232 votes.

The report we make is that Joe Biden

and Kamala Harris

will be the president and the vice president,

according to the ballots that have been given to us.

Donald Trump is leaving the White House with his family.

He makes it clear that this is not the end.

So just a goodbye.

We love you. We will be back in some form.

We will see you soon. Thank you. Thank you very much.

January 6th will come to be seen as the day

that Donald Trump attempted to overthrow American democracy.

What Trump doesn't know yet is that a district attorney from Georgia

has been keeping an eye on him.

Fani Willis is the most senior prosecutor

in Fulton County, Georgia.

The cases that she's going through now.

So what I've had them do from all the floors

is bring all of the cases down.

I am going to look at anyone that attempted to influence

the November 2020 election.

Willis has taken on the biggest case of her career.

We need to have free and fair elections.

And so I think it's a grave responsibility of mine

to make sure that we are patient, that we take our time,

that we kind of ignore the public,

whatever side of the aisle you're on, and that we just really look at the facts

and what the law is. And so we're gonna slowly do that.

She calls a special purpose grand jury,

a legal tool used by prosecutors to gather evidence

and summon witnesses.

What charges could Trump face here?

Should he be worried?

He should definitely be worried.

I mean, there are a host of charges surrounding fraud, election fraud.

She'll present her investigation to a jury of regular Georgians

who will meet and deliberate in secret.

Good morning. Please be seated.

Okay.

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm Judge Robert McBurney.

We are here today to select a grand jury

that will investigate whether there were unlawful attempts

to disrupt the administration of the 2020 elections here in Georgia.

Judge Robert McBurney is the man in charge of the jury selection process.

I had an armed escort to work.

200 people were brought into the courthouse.

Big production.

And the special purpose grand jury was selected from that group.

The jury will be asked to determine

if there's enough evidence to bring criminal proceedings

against Trump and those working on his behalf.

My concern was someone would have already decided:

"That person is a crook," or, "This is all a political investigation."

And we didn't run into that.

There were people who were willing to serve

who were very open-minded about it.

And so that grand jury selection process went very, very quickly.

You'll be deciding: Did something happen?

And if so, in your opinion,

was it unlawful such as you might recommend

to the district attorney that she pursue criminal charges?

We tracked down one of those jurors who,

under the condition of anonymity due to fears for his life,

speaks for the first time on camera about what happened in that room.

They were going to present evidence to us

and we were going to be the ones who recommended

and came up with that final report.

I think it being a former president

that we're investigating,

that's never happened in the United States.

The jury hears gripping testimony from Ruby Freeman,

the Georgia election worker

who was filmed counting ballots on election night.

They accused me of committing crimes,

of helping to steal the election.

None of this is true, none of it.

I had to move out of my house because the FBI said it wasn't safe.

Friends and members of my community

were afraid to even be associated with me

because they didn't wanna get caught up in the harassment.

There is nowhere I feel safe, nowhere.

I've lost my name and I've lost my reputation.

I've lost my sense of security.

The jury is played Donald Trump's call to Brad Raffensperger

where Trump mentions Ruby Freeman's name 18 times.

Ruby Freeman, known scammer.

You know the internet? You know what was trending on the internet?

"Where's Ruby?" Because they thought she'd be in jail.

"Where's Ruby?"

She stuffed the ballot boxes.

You know that every single ballot she did went to Biden?

You know that, right?

Do you know how it feels

to have the president of the United States target you?

The president of the United States is supposed to represent every American,

not to target one.

The president of the United States made up lies

about two ordinary Americans for his own personal gain.

Mr. Giuliani, when you met with Georgia lawmakers, did you lie to them?

We will not talk about this until it's over.

It's a grand jury and grand juries, as I recall, are secret.

Do you believe President Trump is the ultimate target of this investigation?

I'm not gonna talk about the grand jury investigation...

- What do you think their goal is here? - Until I know more about it.

Rudy Giuliani is summoned to Georgia to testify.

Rudy Giuliani came in smiling and in a really good mood,

and waved to everybody and said good morning, those kind of things.

Then he just, for the most part, proceeded to plead the Fifth,

essentially no comment.

He was kind of one of the ones that bothered me

because there's a lot of the people

who were out there saying all of these things,

making all these allegations,

and when they was asked for evidence or anything else,

there was no evidence to back it up.

You go into those senate hearings

knowing the impact that it's going to have on these people,

or you know and you just don't care.

They're just throwing whatever they can at a wall:

"Let's see which one of these stick."

The deeper Fani Willis gets into her investigation,

the more she's asked about her decision to take on such a high-profile case.

Are you worried that former President Trump

could somehow be able to avoid, delay, you know,

what's going on with your investigation?

- No. - Why is that?

- What gives you that confidence? - This is a criminal investigation.

We're not here playing a game. I plan to use the power of the law.

And my job is to make sure that we get the evidence that gives us the truth.

I'm not concerned at all about games to delay this.

Next, jurors are shown CCTV images

from inside an elections office in Coffee County, Southeast Georgia.

In the footage, it seems that a bail bondsman

with family ties to the Trump campaign

is giving instructions to computer experts

who appear to be hacking into the Dominion software.

They use their own USB drives to access sensitive voting data in Georgia.

That part was infuriating too.

All they're looking at is votes and who voted for who.

That's private information, and they just were able to go in there.

They could have looked up me personally

if I'd voted in Coffee County and who I voted for.

I started realising that the criminality was kind of there.

All the people, everything that happened in Georgia kinda spiralled out

and had these tentacles going into, you know, the White House.

Next, Dominion workers are called in, including Eric Coomer.

We took the secret entrance into the courthouse,

had an armed escort.

They just asked me questions.

I felt it was really important to participate in this

and to try to bring to light what are some of the outcomes

and sort of the ripple effects

of all of these lies and accusations.

You know, this isn't about a specific crime.

This is about an all-out assault on our democracy.

You know, a democracy that's almost 250 years old

is really on the brink of being lost.

John Eastman is summoned.

The grand jurors themselves were kind of seated auditorium style.

You know, there were tables upfront and there were kind of auditorium seats.

Eastman is also being investigated in other states.

Dr. Eastman, did you advise the president of the United States

that the vice president could reject electorates from seven states

and declare that the president had been re-elected?

Fifth.

He also pleads the Fifth or no comment to the special grand jury.

Most of these people are attorneys,

devoted their life to the law, and just to be that arrogant

to where you just think, "I can just do what I want. It'll be fine."

I never was convinced that Eastman and all of them

actually thought there was a conspiracy.

I think they were just saying it to try and get to their end results.

I don't think any of those people ever really believed most of it.

I don't think Trump ever believed that the election was stolen from him.

I think they just say it to get the impact they want

from the people who vote for him.

Once all these legal battles failed,

all you had left was January 6th, where you could go and say,

"Let's put this on Mike Pence to overturn this for us."

And he refused.

Without Mike Pence, I think you have democracy overturned in United States.

While the special grand jury deliberate the evidence before them,

Trump makes an announcement from his Florida mansion.

Please welcome President Donald J. Trump,

accompanied by Mrs. Melania Trump.

USA! USA!

Ladies and gentlemen,

in order to make America great and glorious again,

I am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the United States.

And we will make America great again!

Thank you very much. God bless you all. Thank you.

At the Fulton County Courthouse, anticipation is in the air.

Ma'am, are these the Trump indictments?

- Is Trump listed on these files? - I haven't looked at them.

Okay.

Thank you for joining us.

Today, a Fulton County grand jury returned a true bill of indictment

charging 19 individuals

with violations of Georgia law

arising from a criminal conspiracy

to overturn the results

of the 2020 presidential election in this state.

Fani Willis now prepares for a full criminal trial

and summons the key defendants.

Mr. Giuliani!

Mr. Giuliani!

Fani Willis will go down in American history

as having conducted one of the worst attacks

on the American constitution ever when this case is dismissed.

We did nothing wrong. This is a political witch hunt.

And I'm gonna stand high and hold my head up high.

And I went in with a suit and tie

and I went through the booking process, fingerprinted and mugshotted.

The attempt to criminalize our rights to such redress

with this indictment will have

and is already having profound consequences

for our system of justice.

All of my co-defendants and I will be fully vindicated.

Thank you all, ladies and gentlemen, very much.

Everything I said in that statement was true and I remain committed to it.

I think this case should never have been brought.

It's a travesty.

It's quite obviously a political attempt

to handicap the leading contender

for the office of president in the 2024 election.

Do you plan to comply with the Judge's order regarding the latest indictment?

Well, I'll have to take a look at the order.

The whole thing is a fake. It was put out by Biden,

and they put it out because they can't win an election in the fair way.

It's all called election interference.

And now the ex-president himself is summoned to the jail.

I was out here by myself, literally pacing around out here.

I still, at this point, had not decided if I was gonna take his mugshot.

And so there was a lot going through my mind:

"Do you fingerprint, do you take a mugshot of a former sitting president?"

How are you doing? Good morning.

"Highest office in the free world.

Do you treat him differently?"

And, of course, I landed on the side of: "You don't.

You treat him like everybody else."

He came here.

And at this point, all that you see on TV,

all the bravado that comes along with that, there was none of that.

It was a solemn moment.

The highest-ranking official in the free world having to go through this.

And I've received some interesting feedback. I had my life threatened,

I had my family's life threatened for taking a mugshot.

So it's a lot of opportunities

to see both the best and the worst of what society has to offer.

Fani Willis is also becoming a target,

and the attention is getting more intense.

Why is there so much murder, I mean murder, in Atlanta?

Failed District Attorney Fani Willis,

who is campaigning and fundraising off:

"Get Trump. We're gonna get Trump," not the murderers, "We're gonna get Trump,"

she is a disaster for Atlanta.

She's a disaster for the great State of Georgia.

After facing attempts on her life,

Fani Willis has been forced to take secret exits

from the courthouse dressed in disguise.

I hope your nigger cunt fucking DA has a mugshot too.

You should be hung like a good nigger should be hung.

You worthless fucking bitch.

You commie motherfuckers.

So we constantly work with Fani Willis to make sure she's secure.

This world has become a much different place.

And understanding the magnitude

and the gravity of where we are,

safety and security for her, for me, for my family, her family,

and the like is paramount.

The last couple of years have been really hard for me.

This police department will keep me safe,

and so many of y'all did.

So many of y'all walked around my house, so many of y'all showed up.

That dog showed up daily

to just make sure that me and my family were okay.

And I can be Madam DA, but at the end of the day,

I'm just a single mum trying to raise my children,

and it's because of you I'm safe.

Despite the threats, Fani Willis sets a trial date.

Denying all charges, Trump assembles his legal team in Georgia

and they prepare for the unprecedented criminal trial of a former president.

So, Judge, here for the state is myself, Nathan Wade.

Donald Wakeford is here as well.

As the prospect of jail time becomes a reality,

some of Trump's co-defendants are pleading guilty.

Five counts of conspiracy to commit intentional interference

with performance of election duty.

Guilty.

Hall pleaded guilty to five misdemeanour charges,

and first of the 19 co-defendants in this Georgia election subversion case

to cut a deal with the district attorney's office.

This is potentially a devastating development for Donald Trump.

Sidney Powell is going to testify for prosecutors.

Sidney Powell, the pro-Trump lawyer who targeted Eric Coomer.

How do you plead to the six counts of conspiracy

to commit intentional interference with performance of election duties?

Guilty.

Ken Chesebro, the man who hand delivered

the fake elector documents to Washington.

And is it your decision to waive these rights

and enter into this guilty plea because you are in fact guilty?

Yes.

Jenna Ellis, also on the Trump legal team, makes a statement.

I failed to do my due diligence.

I believe in and I value election integrity.

If I knew then what I know now,

I would have declined to represent Donald Trump in these post-election challenges.

She then speaks to Trump's state of mind in the aftermath of the election.

He said, "The boss is not going to leave under any circumstances.

We are just going to stay in power."

And I said to him, "Well, it doesn't quite work that way, you realise?"

And he said, "We don't care."

Now Mike Pence publicly reveals

what happened between him and Donald Trump.

The president specifically asked me,

and his gaggle of crackpot lawyers asked me to literally reject votes.

The American people deserve to know

that President Trump and his advisers didn't just ask me to pause,

they asked me to reject votes, return votes,

essentially to overturn the election.

And to keep faith with the oath

that I made to the American people and to almighty God,

I rejected that out of hand and I did my duty that day.

Back in Georgia, a local attorney, Ashleigh Merchant, enters the fray.

She's representing a Trump co-defendant.

I was gonna pull the case file and alphabetize it like I normally would

and tab it so it's easier to pull.

Perfect.

I believe that these cases were generated to try to harm Donald Trump.

I think that a lot of people who are sort of moderate

are upset by the manipulation of the criminal justice system.

They wanna convict just because they don't like him

and they don't like anybody that supports him.

Ashleigh has discovered information

that could completely derail the prosecution of Trump.

There are rumours going around

that Fani Willis may be having a secret relationship with Nathan Wade,

the next most senior prosecutor on the case.

Ashleigh and Fani Willis have history.

There had been a lot of rumours that there was a relationship.

Nathan Wade is an attorney.

Fani Willis hired him and paid him government money to prosecute this case.

Why are they hiring an outside lawyer

to do all of this work and paying him this much money?

It was just, it was unheard of.

So we filed a motion to disqualify.

I mean, I was very nervous filing it

because I knew that it was going to be a bombshell,

and I also knew, you know, I would be attacked.

Fulton County DA fighting allegations that she personally benefited

from a romantic relationship she had with Nathan Wade.

A judge allows Ashleigh to have her argument heard in court.

After Nathan Wade gives evidence,

Fani Willis' lawyer argues that she shouldn't have to take the stand.

I don't believe that there can be a showing

for the need for the district attorney to testify as well.

Fani Willis decides that she, and not her lawyer,

will defend her actions in court.

I was surprised to see Fani Willis in court,

because as her lawyer is arguing

that I should not be allowed to question her,

she walks in and says, "I wanna take the stand."

The two women, former friends, now come face to face.

Fani Willis is no longer the hunter but the hunted.

Miss Willis, how did you know to come into the courtroom right then?

I heard someone yell, "His testimony is done."

It only made sense to me that I would be your next witness.

And I've been very anxious to have this conversation with you today,

so I ran to the courtroom.

If Willis' relationship is proven to be inappropriate,

her prosecution of Trump could be over.

Miss Merchant.

Okay.

You and Mr. Wade met in October 2019 at a conference?

That is correct.

I think in one of your motions you tried to implicate

I slept with him at that conference, which I find to be extremely offensive.

All right. Keep things moving. Next question please.

When was the first time you went on vacation with Mr. Wade?

I took him to, like, Tennessee for the day. I think we went to a museum.

And you all went to Florida on vacation as well?

I don't recall going to Florida on vacation with him.

Just having an affair, that's fine. But that's not what they did.

So they didn't just have an affair.

It's paying him and then going on vacations with him

and not keeping records of who paid for what.

So your office objected to us getting Delta records

for flights that you may have taken with Mr. Wade.

Well, no, no, no. Look. I object to you getting records.

You've been intrusive into people's personal lives.

You're confused. You think I'm on trial.

These people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020.

I'm not on trial, no matter how hard you try to put me on trial.

The Judge rules that Willis can stay on the case but Nathan Wade has to step down.

But this decision is escalated to the Court of Appeals.

Fani Willis' case is brought to a standstill.

It means that Donald Trump has the chance to become President again

without having to face his charges in Georgia.

Well, I think that case has been totally discredited.

It was a money-making scheme on behalf of her and her lover, Wade,

Mr. and Mrs. Wade.

And I think the case has been totally discredited, I would hope.

It seems to be.

The grandfathers, the uncles and aunts...

Some of Trump's co-defendants remain loyal.

I know I have to destroy an enemy.

I am gonna throw my hat in the ring as press secretary

to speak to the world on behalf of Donald Trump.

If I got that call from the president today,

knowing what was going to happen, I would absolutely do it again.

President Trump thinks the country is in trouble,

it's going the wrong direction, and he wants to reverse that.

I am your warrior.

I am your retribution. I am your retribution.

When he talks about his retribution tour,

I feel like he's talking directly to me.

I've actually been planning my getaway.

I will say that I won't be in the country.

It's an extraordinary time in American politics.

The total initiative relative to what we're gonna do

with more Border Patrol and more asylum officers.

President Trump.

I really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence.

I don't think he knows what he said either.

With a presidential candidate dropping out...

Take a look at what happened.

Get down! Get down!

Assassination attempts...

Go, go, go!

And now there's a new candidate

who won't let him forget his criminal case in Georgia.

Before I was elected vice president,

I was a courtroom prosecutor.

I took on perpetrators of all kinds.

so hear me when I say

I know Donald Trump's type.

Kamala Harris. Let's have a good debate.

- Nice to see you. Have fun. - Thank you.

And Georgia is again split down the middle,

with polls showing the two candidates tied once more.

For Donald Trump, the judge and jury will be the American people.