Outrageous is the word for what’s going on with the special grand jury that looked at Trump in Georgia. The forewoman of the panel empowered to recommend the criminal indictment of the former president and his campaign brass in 2020 has embarked on something of a press tour — sit downs with the Associated Press and New York Times, with more winks and nods than Charlie Chaplin. It makes a mockery of the principle of grand jury secrecy.