so connect what you know from your committee work to the other work that you just mentioned at the top of the interview, as a federal prosecutor. when you see some of these defendants now trying to get into federal court, or trying to get a separate trial, if you are on the defense councils, is that what you would want to do? do you think that if most of them are in the court at the same time, does it make it easier for fani willis to prove the conspiracy? i think it is a tactical move by defendants to peel away. if you are a lesser, least kabul defendant in a multi defendant criminal conspiracy, it is in your interest to not be sitting next to the leader of the conspiracy. you want to peel off. i think the speedy trial request followed by ken chesbrough reflects that, it is, for him, he wants to go quickly, he wants evidence limited to him and in the case in which he has severed from the group, it would be a much more streamlined case and a better chance for him to prevail. i thin
these 19? i mean, the term is joint issue. it means that everybody has to sign on the indictment formally and that is the defendant enters a plea of not guilty and the prosecutor recognizes that. in terms of the guilty plea for everybody, i m not sure. i think it is going to be a polarizing case. there is a lot of danger that people on both sides folks that hate donald trump, folks that love don t trump and think that he can do no wrong, are going to end up on any of the forgeries that are going to be picked in this case. jury selection class at voter state university, because there is election is the most important part of any trial and here it is going to be huge because you are thinking that even one mistake by the state, one mistake by the federal government, it is a hung jury and you have got to try that long trial all over again, potentially lasting years. i m curious as to what their questions are going to be like and, at the state level, you re talking about the actual pros
high-profile cases against public officials when i was a prosecutor and so there are two cases going on and a i m going after somebody who is high-profile. there are the cases in the court of public opinion, which is one of the high-profile individual care about, and then there is a case that is going on in the courtroom, they only care about that second case as much as it is going to affect the first case. the mugshot for donald trump, in the court of public opinion, they ve got to point to that and say they are defiant. i m standing strong, regardless of what they re doing they can take me down the case as they take me down they re going to take you down. in the courtroom, as a prosecutor during closing argument, i m going to point that saying that this is someone who has no regard for the law. it s someone who is acting as the king pin of a criminal enterprise and needs to be held accountable by you, the jurors. of course the dea, fani willis, is hoping to maybe have a trial start
almost a whimper for trump. kenneth chesebro, remember when you are always like looking up to ken cheeseborough. not even in the fun narrative of the eastman s, every else, the big names. if his trial goes in october, let s just say it happens. it is gonna show a lot of the case. i was one of those people, i don t really care about the murdaugh trial, but then i watch the documentaries, i was shocked at that guy got convicted. but it was the trial. is the fact the trial was on tv. i do believe they broadcast the trials in georgia. so, what we re all gonna, see whether it s trump s trial, or just chesebro s trial, who are going to get to see they re gonna play the perfect
racking up criminal indictments, he will have a mugshot taken. abc news is reporting that donald trump s attorneys are expected to meet with officials from the district attorney s office to negotiate the terms of this bond package early this week. they also got big news tonight in the investigation into the january 6th attack on the capitol. more than two and a half years after a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol after countless hours of investigation by the january six committee, special counsel jack smith s investigators, we re still learning more about that day in d.c.. i want you to take a close look at this video and i want you to focus on the man in the red maga hat, the one that got for you. now, you may not recognize him, but that is ken s chesebro, a lawyer connected to the trump campaign who is allegedly one of the architects of the so-called fake electors plot. chesebro appears to have been referred to in special counsel