Trump and 18 Allies Charged in Georgia

The transcript discusses the legal case against Donald Trump and 18 allies, focusing on allegations of racketeering to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. Legal expert David Moriakis provides insights into the case's uniqueness and the potential for codefendants to flip. The political ramifications are also explored, with mentions of Trump's fundraising and claims of political persecution. The logistics of a trial with 19 defendants are considered, highlighting the challenges faced by the legal system.

What are the main allegations against Donald Trump and his allies in the racketeering case?

What actions did Trump and his allies allegedly take to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia?

How does the indictment against Trump differ from previous cases involving unidentified coconspirators?

What role does Fonny Willis play in the indictment process, and what are her expectations regarding the defendants?

Discuss the political implications of the indictment for Donald Trump as he seeks the Republican nomination in 2024.

How has Donald Trump's fundraising efforts been affected by the recent indictments?

What challenges might arise if none of the 19 defendants plead guilty and all decide to go to trial?