Next Trump co-defendant expected to flip in Georgia trial singled out by former prosecutor

Reflecting on the surprise plea deals accepted by attorney Sidney Powell and Kenneth Chesebro in the Georgia racketeering case related to the 2020 presidential election, former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance was asked on Sunday morning who will be the next to flip and possibly testify against Donald Trump.

Appearing on MSNBC with host Katie Phang, Vance singled out attorney Jenna Ellis, saying she has the most to lose and has already complained about the legal costs she has been running up.

Speaking with the host, Vance first explained, "There is less pressure now with no trial date set" for the other defendants.

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"Some of the defendants whose names aren't dinner table conversation are likely to plead now that both Sidney Powell, who was involved there, has pleaded as well as Scott Hall, the first person to plead."

"But Katie, my pick for the next significant plea that we'll see is Jenna Ellis one of Trump's lawyers," she added. "She had a lot of access to Trump and other lawyers, she has been public about his failure to help with the payment of her legal fees, and as this drags on, that natural pressure may encourage her to go ahead and be the next of the lawyers to flip."

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