i did door to door and everything. i came there with my trump shirt, i got some weird looks. and i was confused because, they weren t okay with trump. ryan, what is the status of the deadly rodriguez case? so there is going to be a hearing next week actually to determine whether or not, basically, this entire interview is going to be admissible in court. then rod greg has suggested that the miranda warning that he gets at the very beginning and the forms that he signs advising of his miranda writes wasn t significant in this case. so i think that right now most of the general theory is that it will get through based on what we heard from court from andy berman jackson, just a few weeks back. but really it doesn t matter in danny rodriguez s guilt. what could come to play, is whether he gets domestic
agree that these on documents ought to be turned over. so the documents, as judge ketanja brown said. it is clear that partly from the supreme court cases from the nixon era, that former presidents are owed some sort of difference. they do get to make some sort of-limited insertion. but i think what the judges make clear today is whether there is a dispute between a former president and the current president, only the current president is situated to speak for the executive branch. and i think that they are going to rule unanimously against him. and to jill wine-banks s point. it is important to move quickly. and they have been moving quickly. i think what donald trump did, by trying to win by delay, it only took the district court 23 days, in this case, from the time the case was filed to when it was ruled. and it has only been 20 today since he appealed to the hearing today. i two more weeks before we hear
not seen a case like this. they have to nixon cases, one while he was president. and another one he was a former president. so neither one of those cases fit exactly what we are talking about here. and it seemed to me, that the judges spent an enormous amount of time today in a very repetitive discussion simply because this exact case had never passed through the court before. yes, that is right lawrence. this really is a case of first impression. this isn t it s a good case usually in executive cases you are seeing the core trying to mediate between two branches of government. the executive branch of the legislative branch. they have different priorities, equities. and the courts are asking to intervene to help to bounce those equities. the executive branch at this point representative joe biden,