states nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the united states and its allies to plan military attacks, to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack, end quote. according to the indictment, this is what donald trump did with those state secrets. for the first few months, some boxes to on the stage of an event space known as the white and gold ballroom before they were moved to the business center. then, some boxes were stored in a bathroom, stacked high above the marble floors, surrounding the toilet and blocking access to the bum, shower, not blocking access to the toilet. they were finally moved to a storage room in 2021, piled high along the walls of the room, but this case isn t just about mishandling the highly sensitive documents. the government also alleges the former presidents quote, endeavored to obstruct the fbi and grand darien vista geishas end quote. for a period of time, trump repeatedly ignored the fbi s order
he wants to, he intends to give donald trump a speedy trial. except jack smith doesn t run the trial. i suppose the fact he intends for it to be speedy, means that his part of things might move quickly. but the tenor and pace of the trial depends more on the judge than it does on jack smith, right? to be clear, the idea of a speedy trial comes from the constitution, which guarantees criminal defendants the right to a speedy trial. so, jack smith has prosecuted him. he has invited him. he intends for this prosecution of the trial to be speedy. but speedy is a term of art here. there s a lot of evidence here. this is a lot of opportunities for the defense too make challenges to the introduction of certain kinds of evidence, the introduction of certain kinds of witnesses, there s a lot of room here for the judge, who oversees the entire trial and determines what you ve seen by the jury, weiss spurred by the jury, for the judge to have a lot of influence. here, so she sets the pace. she