Fani Willis

On her MSNBC show Saturday, Katie Phang predicted that Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis will indict Donald Trump in connection with the 2020 presidential election, but fretted whether that indictment can "coexist" if special counsel Jake Smith indicts Trump on federal charges. MSNBC contributor Joyce Vance assured Phang that the indictments can coexist.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough and Gene Robinson agree that, as the liberal media loves to say, the walls are "closing in" on Donald Trump.

Elie Honig has established himself as CNN's leading legal iconoclast. He has a history, as we recently described it, of "throwing cold water on the fever dreams of the left." Honig was back at it on this morning's New Day, absolutely tearing into Stacey Abrams and Fulton County DA Fani Wills regarding Willis' investigation into possible 2020 election interference, and Abrams' comments on it…

Two of Rudy Giuliani's former aides turned on him with a vengeance on CNN's New Day on Tuesdayt morning. First up, former Rudy spox Ken Frydman. Commenting on Rudy being made a prosecution target in Fulton County, Georgia, Frydman said that Rudy's strategy is to "delay, delay, delay," and that: "At this point in his life, Rudy's goal is to die a free man."

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross suggests that Donald Trump might have been "trafficking" nuclear s3ecrets to our enemies, with a guest suggesting that Putin would be the most obvious recipient. Cross exclaimed that such would make Trump a "traitor." The punishment for treason under federal law includes "death."