financial-type fraud or crimes of violence. you don t have either of those here. what she has also got with ricco, brian, which i think makes it so interesting and allows her to a higher profile is she can then bring in acts that occurred not just in fulton county, not just in the state of georgia, but anywhere in the country, which is why you see this broad ranging indictment with a few very targeted charges that apply only in fulton county. everything else is almost exactly like jack smith s indictment in d.c. and so you have got a local prosecutor hectoring an opposition presidential candidate and former president, which is exactly what the constitution did not want and why impeachment is the sole remedy for criminal acts in office by a president. all right. so real quick. she wants a trial within six months. will she get it? trump wants to move it. will he be able to?
about donald trump s behavior. this is what happens. let s break it down right now with former federal prosecutor francey hakes. your take first on last night s late-night indictment? why did they have to get it on on monday and what is your take on the premature release which they say they knew nothing about but almost identical to the one that was eventually released? well, i don t know what s going on here, brian. i m sitting in fulton county. this is where i live. and fani willis is the elected d.a. here. i don t know what she is thinking. i don t have any idea what is going on in the clerk s office. this is a democrat-run town. i can tell you. so it s heavily democrat. she is opposition tore donald trump. the legislature has made a very clear statement when they passed this law that it was intended to target criminal organizations that are victimizing people with
they could just do a conservatorship. steve: according to the lawyers. ainsley: he said no. i thought i was signing something that i was adopted. whole movie based on that. is he saying the movie is a lie based on it. we love him. he is still part of our family. we were following the law. brian: he said he didn t get any money from the movie it. did give him fame. talked to him two weeks ago. book out now it s excellent talked about motivating. even if i didn t make it as a pro-player. i would do something. determined to do it through school. really bright guy. one thing he said what they said the tuohys said back is you know, we brought his birth mother to the court proceedings to do the conservatorship. we thought this was the only option that they had. and then here s what the here s what. ainsley: their attorneys say. brian: their attorneys say we contacted the lawyers who had told us that we couldn t adopt over the age of 18. only thing we could do was to have a conser
monolithically gray and reduced to nothing. what s hard to wrap your mind around is that you can see things you weren t supposed to see. can you see across town and that horizon view didn t exist because it would have been interrupted by life, by homes, by people. but i will tell you, this steve, brian and ainsley. the story that is clearly emerging from me as i have been here in west maui is the story of height of heroics. when you are in recovery mission. i think all of us including you are very hesitant to start casting stones but from the president of the united states, offering a no comment to the people, the officials here on the ground, there is nothing there is nothing inspiring, but there is plenty inspiring among the citizens of maui. i have seen 29-year-old women put together airlift brought supplies in. standing here at citizens church in can a hanna here distributing goods like so many other citizens and private citizens in maui. quickly steve on the other hand as i was
roughly 11,000 to 12,000 votes shy of victory. and, you know, you have to listen to the i listened to clips of the conversation last night. trump is complaining about a wide variety of election irregular glarlts in a ballot issues and so forth. and he is saying i need to find. i need to find 11,000 votes. is he not saying you go out and find illegally 11,000 votes. so, you know, this district attorney has chronically misrepresented a lot of the facts, mangled the law in order to bring, you know, reacted tearing, seriously? that requires proof of an organized criminal enterprise, coupled with a repeated pattern of systemic illegal behavior. that doesn t apply here. brian: look at this and tell me what matters legally what is