do you play this game? i guess that s how it s done. what do you call this object? to the name of the exactly? should be good at this. i mean, throwing pots into the dish sink from across the room for years. you win more points if you get in the middle without hitting them. wow yeah, that doesn t sound like any fun. how do you. everyone has a different style. it seems so you ve got to do like one step, and then another and swing. yeah. that style is gonna work for me. after some
it has done the fine thing you do when you put the nail in the coffin of a republic. take the law and use it against the law. i can sit here and break down the laws in manhattan. i can break down the laws in georgia. i can sit here and break down the laws about the presidential records act and the espionage act and all the rest. that s not what s happening here. it s not an accident that this happens in democratic cities with democrat judge, with democrat prosecutor, with democrat grand juries. that s the way it s gonna work. the republicans better wake the hell up. we need to circle the wagons. we need to understand what we re up against. this is much more fundamental than some phoney rogue case by a phoney rogue prosecutor who was installed by george soros and the democrats. this is much bigger than that. to answer your question, i don t give a damn about the processing that goes on in manhattan and all the rest of it.
and most of all, trump s already lost the same executive privilege claim, 8 to 1, in the u.s. supreme court. just last year. so, it s going nowhere. trump will try and use this for months of delay, i don t think it s gonna work. the nation s second highest court, the d.c. circuit, where this appeal is being lodged, just last week, gave trump about six hours, or the government about six hours, to respond to trump s appeal and denied the whole thing within 24 hours. i suspect, maybe not that fast of a timetable, but a very, very fast time table, lawrence, federal judges are getting increasingly upset by trump s delay tactics. so, this one maybe not measured in hours, more like days. still, very quick. they have become impatient. dan horowitz, speaking of impatient, i know the audience, i know i speak for them when i say, i have been waiting all day for you to explain to me what is going on on the calendar of the manhattan grand
president, not the former one. so, that s biden and biden s already said no executive privilege. the supreme court has also said, executive privilege can be pieced pierced by criminal wrongdoing, which is of course, the case when it comes to january 6th. and most of all, trump s already lost the same executive privilege claim, 8 to 1, in the u.s. supreme court. just last year. so, it s going nowhere. trump will try and use this for months of delay, i don t think it s gonna work. the nation s second highest court, the d. c. circuit, where this appeal is being lodged, just last week, gave trump about six hours, or the government about six hours, to respond to trump s appeal and denied the whole thing within 24 hours. i suspect, maybe not that fast of a timetable, but a very, very fast time table, lawrence, federal judges are getting increasingly upset by trump s delay tactics. so, this one maybe not measured in hours, more like days. still, very quick. they have become impatient. dan
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