Emily Kohrs, the foreperson on Georgia's special grand jury investigating Donald Trump, has baffled onlookers with her laughing and coyness during a media blitz.
Emily Kohrs, the foreperson of the special Fulton County grand jury investigating alleged illegal meddling in the 2020 election, gave gleeful interviews to CNN and MSNBC that left some legal observers scratching their heads.
Bolduan then asked if the jury recommended charges against former President Trump, the question on everyone's mind. Kohrs had already made headlines by telling print outlets that they wouldn't be surprised by the result, leading to speculation that it had indeed recommended Trump be charged with a crime. The grand jury she was on was only investigatory, however, meaning it doesn't have indictment powers.
Throughout her TV appearances, Kohrs appeared to find humor in many of her answers, often giggling and making animated facial expressions. Kohrs smiled and continued to laugh when she suggested that Trump might have read the wrong document when he recently said the grand jury report meant"total exoneration" for him. She then insisted she"loved" being a part of the seven-month process, saying it was"amazing" and she’s"so glad" she was able to participate.
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