He and his lawyers will obviously be showing this info at his trial. Who is he asking for help from here?
Also, he surely knows that it isn't the presiding judge that decides his fate here. It's a jury of his peers. Again, obviously. So again, who's he communicating with here?
He didn't mention the presiding judge, just the grand jury. So your point still stands in regard to the jury of his peers (in reality there are none) deciding his fate, not the grand jury.
He and his lawyers will obviously be showing this info at his trial. Who is he asking for help from here? Also, he surely knows that it isn't the presiding judge that decides his fate here. It's a jury of his peers. Again, obviously. So again, who's he communicating with here?
He didn't mention the presiding judge, just the grand jury. So your point still stands in regard to the jury of his peers (in reality there are none) deciding his fate, not the grand jury.