If the district attorney wanted, a grand jury would indict a ham sandwich.

A good district attorney can indict a ham sandwich if he wants to, and Mr. Earle understands that, ... The accusations harm as much as the convictions. Because all you have right now is accusations, and we're having an interview on a national television show about accusations. So they're obviously harmful or it wouldn't be news.

Ronnie Earle didn't indict him. The grand jury indicted him.

That's astonishing, astonishing that they would get a grand jury to indict and allege there is a list and then they have to admit in open court the first time they appear in open court that there is no list.

Can you force this district attorney to present (charges of perjury) to a grand jury? That's what we're asking for.

I wasn't even the ham in the sandwich. I was just dragged out of the sandwich, abandoned by left and right!