walk the trump case, kickstarts it in head. john berman in here for anderson. plans we 60, how federal judge aileen cannon just got the documents case moving, and how one veteran prosecutor argues against casting judgment on her ability to be impartial for the man who appointed her. also another federal judge in another case against the president makes it official. e. jean carroll s defamation lawsuit goes to court just as primary season begins. plus, a cnn exclusive. we ll meet you queens drawn warriors as a 3d print machinery to send russian shells back where they came from with a bang. we begin with what came as a surprise to some. judge aileen cannon s first order in her new position overseen the documents case, a surprise because during her first encounter with it shortly after the search of mar-a-lago, she issued a ruling so untethered in case law and so favorable to the former president, a federal peels plan will panel overturned her in a decision that read more like a
prosecutors need to do, here given her experience? oh, sir. they re gonna be briefing every little legal issue. they re gonna be setting up guidelines that she has to follow. i had this happen to be in a ten defendant trial, and appointee who was a former deputy mayor of new york who never did a criminal trial. the first criminal trial he did was when i had with independents. i just had to work like crazy. i was writing more briefs and was basically a treatise machine to make sure that this judge understood every little fine piece of the law. and that is what they re going to do. interesting. nick akerman, jessica ras, stick around serena tick around to talk about the next. rory federal judges setting the date for e. jean carroll s next civil case against on trump, knowing he s already been found liable for sexually abusing and defaming her. jessica, what are you learning about the former presidents latest trial date and how who complete with all the other
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