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january 6th committee, as we have. this isn t suddenly surprising him that he has been charged. if i were a judge, i would sort of listen to what luttig said. i would listen to the government about how much discovery is new to the defendant as opposed to the material that was already in possession. one last one, in terms of the appeals process, if for example, former president trump is convicted, which the appeals will look like? lawrence o donnell said last night this could be a four -year-long struggle. appeals can take a long time. the one thing i would say is that we have actually in the trump cases, seen appellate courts act very quickly in connection with aileen cannon. we saw the 11th circuit act very quickly twice. we ve seen that in the d c. circuit, which is the circuit that oversees where this trial will be, dealing with executive privilege and attorney-client privilege.

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