Trump co-defendant Jeffrey Clark tries to move Georgia case to federal court

A Trump-era Justice Department official, Jeffrey Clark, is one of the 19 defendants and is set to face a judge over the Georgia election interference case. A judge will hear Clark’s arguments in court today. NBC News’ Katie Phang and legal analyst Danny Cevallos have the latest.

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