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Beau provides insights on the conclusion of the special grand jury investigation in Georgia and speculates on potential charges, hinting at significant developments by mid-February.
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More detailed analysis and context on the legal implications and potential outcomes of the investigations in Georgia and Michigan.
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Well, howdy there, internet people.
It's Beau again.
So today we are going to talk about Georgia
and provide some clarification on what's going on there
and what we can expect to happen
because the big news that came out of Georgia
prompted a lot of questions
because Georgia works a little bit differently
than most states.
If you missed the news,
the special grand jury that was looking into the aftermath
of the 2020 election in Georgia
has concluded its investigation.
Their report is done.
This would include the famous phone call
about find me the votes.
That's this case.
This is in Fulton, the Atlanta area.
Okay, so what happens from here
is the special grand jury makes its report.
Now we may get to see the report later on,
but right now that report goes to the DA.
The special grand jury in Georgia doesn't issue indictments.
It's kind of a recommendation that goes to the DA
who can then impanel a grand jury
or use one that already exists, I think,
and seek indictments that way through the normal process.
This DA, she's kind of been working on this for like a year.
I have a feeling that if the special grand jury
believed that laws had been violated,
that she will pursue it.
I don't think she would get a recommendation
and then walk away from it.
So we can kind of expect this to proceed.
Conventional wisdom based on
the publicly available evidence
is that the recommendation will be to charge.
That being said, exculpatory evidence,
evidence that could have provided some doubt
as to intent or what really happened
could have been presented to that grand jury,
to that special grand jury behind closed doors,
and we don't know about it yet.
So while the conventional wisdom says
it's about to move forward, we have to keep in mind
we don't actually know that.
That's a guess.
This is unrelated to what's going on in Michigan.
It's two state cases,
but one has been in the works for a very long time.
The Michigan one is being reopened.
This, depending on how it proceeds,
this really could be the beginning
that people have been waiting for.
There are a lot of people who feel that
once the first indictments start rolling out,
the cracks in Trumpty Dumpty's protective egg,
they're gonna grow and grow and grow
as people realize the severity of some of the allegations.
So we're at that point
where we might start actually seeing real movement
of the kind that people have been waiting for.
You know, to some of us
who like to follow this kind of stuff,
all of this has been interesting.
For the average American,
they want to know if charges are coming.
That's it.
And it doesn't matter what side of the political aisle
people are on.
That's the information they want.
Everything that has gone on in the meantime
has just been kind of this wait-and-see stuff.
And unless you're actively interested
in that kind of stuff,
it's probably gotten pretty boring.
But the show that most people are waiting for,
I have a feeling it's about to start.
And given how quickly things tend to work in Georgia,
middle of February,
I would guess by the middle of February,
we will know something for certain.
Probably even before that.
But we'll have to wait and see.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
Y'all have a good day.
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