trained if a judge said when we want to go to trial, i would say tomorrow on all of them and that s what she has said. she took a long time. one of the criticisms, i think valid criticisms, is that this took two and a half years for fani willis. to investigate. and to bring the charge. and i have to presume if she is competent, and all indications are that she is competent, that she is ready to go. because of just the scenario. one thing i learn from your comments a second ago, is how much time. i didn t realize that he had to be in the courts for all these different hearings. so, hanging out with all these lawyers. i learned so much more. including then, i found out you are a lawyer. but how do you campaign? in your best estimate, do you have 30 extra minutes a day? to be cleric, you have to be there for your trial. some of the hearings. your arraignment, you have to be there. but some of the intermarrying hearings about the evidence, in the motions? that the defendants can wave.
secret service agents, advance teams, potentially press, his doctors. but he saw it as an opportunity. he knew the media was focused on him. if he was bleeding the news to him, that was a win. even if it was for bad reasons. again, he chose 7:30, he told prime time to turn himself in. because the spectacle of all he sees as a when. even if it is for something horrible like committing crimes. and by the way, he commented on the tarmac, he continued to make dishonest claims about the election. we are not going to play it. it s not worth hearing for them all, before many of the claims are just not true. he is now back on the plane. ready to take off. on this case in particular, if they have to go, they will be going to trial in october apparently at least with cheeseborough. does, do you believe that fani willis is ready, i mean is the prosecutor ready for that? you are supposed to always be ready as a prosecutor, i was
show up, usually you don t have a bond. you have to wait overnight in the fulton county jail. you are given about the next day after your first appearance hearing. those are the cases, or that s what i used to preside over when i used to sit out here as a judge. then hopefully, you are granted a bond. if you are a defendant and then you are processed out. but it usually takes several hours if not a day or so to get a defendant processed out. mark meadows is one of trump s former chief of staff who surrendered. he was trying to push this. he has a hearing on monday, he s trying to get it move from state court, a federal court. and he was essentially arguing, i shouldn t have to meet that deadline from tomorrow. and they push back on that saying, fani willis argument when she responded saying i ve already given you two weeks as a courtesy. that s the role of defended that we get. and that s accurate. so for those who have the
watching all of this? do you think she discos about her normal business as the city is shut down for the last few hours waiting for his arrival and having him coming here? knowing fani willis as i do, she is matt losing an ounce of sleep over this. and you have to remember, even while all of this is going on, i mention the wildest owl trial with young tongue that is going on, there are other challenges that are happening in the fulton courthouse. other cases where her staff are preparing to try some business. it s continuing. and in the courthouse i don t think that fani is losing any sleep over this one. i think she s also trying to make sure the rest of the codefendants have turned themselves in. 18 other codefendants. how many have they been now? there are many others. and they have not all been