Trump's Georgia court proceedings to be televised and streamed on YouTube

A Fulton County judge has ruled that all court proceedings in the election interference case against former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants will be live streamed and televised, following the precedent set by another judge in the county. Members of the media will be allowed to use computers and cellphones for non-recording purposes, and there will be pool coverage for television, radio, and still photography. This stands in contrast to federal court, where journalists were barred from bringing electronic devices and cameras. The outcome of a hearing on whether White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows should have his case transferred to federal court could impact the other defendants.