what her demeanor is like, because this is likely to be the biggest case of her career. paula, before you go, the special counsel requested to have the trial start on january 2nd of 2024. is there any chance it s going to start so soon? yeah, i don t know, victor. objectively, by any standard, that would be very fast to take a case like this to trial. but prosecutors, they pointed at a unique situation we are in and say that that schedule would serve the public interest in moving this case along quickly before the election. now, i will point out that these would be the first two months of an election year. a time when primarng would be underway for republicans. if they were to haverial then, it would mean candidate trump would be in a federal courtroom for most of his weekdays. now, defense attorneys are going to get to have their say. they have another week to put in their request for a possible
prosecutor or heap scorn on the judge? putting judge chutkan in a tough position. ken dilanian saying chutkan faces an impossible dilemma should she decide to impose any restrictions. how can you limit the speech of a candidate for president and what would she do if trump decides not to comply? a proposal for a start day for the trial, january 2nd of 2024. and they estimate the trial could take four to six weeks that is where we start this hour. former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst carol lam is here. and joining me at the table all the way from florida, dave aronberg. he is the state attorney for palm beach county and democratic strategist and public director of the public policy program at hunter college and basel. i think the prosecution should have a speedy trial. and as far as protective order,