longer. anderson you know, that wouldn t happen. paul if this case ends up back at the supreme court and the height of the presidential campaign. i mean, how does that impact the race? how does that impact the court? well you saw harry s pulling. the court s approval rating continues to drop. i think kristen makes a good point to that that this well here. here s the when the doctor s decision came down. i wish i had said this, but i didn t i heard it. the most prescient comment on this was from my pal cecile richards, longtime head of planned parenthood, she said. this will not age well. right the gay rights gay marriage decision aged very well because americans thought, okay, that s a good thing. the obamacare bill was terrible for the democrats in the near term, but it has aged very well. you can t oppose it now. politically and win. this will not age. well cecile was right because we keep seeing case after case judge cares. america by the way, kate files the judge who originally out
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? would you expect it to be the obstruction piece? it s hard to tell. ah as the judge suggested it could show his intent to willfully keep these documents contrary to the statute that makes him forces him to return them. they are classified, and they re all sets of rules that govern classified documents, and the government is very aggressive in going after this kind of information. i don t think the government is comfortable that trump indeed has turned over everything he might have. so that s probably giving them impetus to move quickly, rather than slowly is on this case judge it s not only the corcoran s expected to testify he s also being asked to turn over documents, including handwritten transcribe verbal notes regarding his representation of the former president. hmm what kind of evidence my prosecutors be looking for their what s the advantage of that? it would show what trump knew whether you know when we first when the first the search took place. initially, people were wante
matter of hours, and they issued their decision a matter of hours later. i mean, it suggested that there is no there there on the president, former president side that is, it s extraordinary and itself and johnny if prosecutors have compelling evidence, the former president used his attorney and for the rest of a crime. what part of the investigation? do you think that would likely involved? would you expect it to be the obstruction piece? it s hard to tell. ah as the judge suggested it could show his intent to willfully keep these documents contrary to the statute that makes him forces him to return them. they are classified, and they re all sets of rules that govern classified documents, and the government is very aggressive in going after this kind of information. i don t think the government is comfortable that trump indeed has turned over everything he might have. so that s probably giving them impetus to move quickly, rather than slowly is on this case judge it s not only the cor
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