we have motions they do have complicated motions that are going to take months and months to litigate. he s talking there about march of next year, 2024, which is eight months from now. i think that shows you how utterly unrealistic it is to say we re going to force these people, all of them, to trial two months from now in october. and on monday georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger is set to testify at this hearing on former trump chief of staff mark meadows, his effort to move the georgia case to federal court. this is coming after last night when a federal judge ruled against both meadows and former ex-doj official jeffrey clark on whether they have to turn themselves in by tomorrow s surrender deadline without that other stuff totally reconciled here. what is the impact on the georgia proceedings if he does succeed in moving his case to federal court? yeah, if mark meadows succeeds in getting his case moved over to federal court, that s a good sign for the other fede
up of conservative residents, and it would almost certainly mean no cameras would be allowed in the courtroom. however, fani willis office would still likely prosecute the case. trump is also expected to mount a similar effort. you ll recall at least for now cameras are allowed in the state courthouse in georgia. former trump attorney rudy giuliani has also called for moving the georgia case to federal court and criticized the d.a. for charging him and other defendants with racketeering. this is a ridiculous application with the racketeering statute. there s probably no one that knows it better than i do. i was the first one to use it, but in major cases this is not meant for election disputes. this is ridiculous what she s