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neutering. [ laughter ] he reflected on his own good fortune in retirement. i m blessed. i had the opportunity to have fun and just look forward to going to work for half a century. pretty remarkable life. bob barker was 99 years old. we ll have more reaction ahead this hour. turning to new developments in the fast-moving georgia election interference case. two of the pro-trump attorneys charged in the case are now asking for speedy trials. sidney powell has joined kenneth chesebro in requesting quick trials. a judge has already scheduled an october trial for chesebro. in response to the request, fani willis wants a trial for all 19 defendants at the end of october. but the defense team for former president trump is trying to delay the start. trump and his 18 codefendants
the former said this is a sad day for america. here s former president trump. this should never happen. if you challenge an election, you should be able to challenge it. i thought it was a rigged election and stolen election and i should have every right to do that. the next step legally is likely to be arraignments beginning the week of september 5. that s the chance for these 19 defendants to come before a judge, get formally charged and to plea one way or the other. it s likely some or all of the 19 defendants will waive their right to appeal. neil: thanks. i want to go to john yoo, the former assistant deputy general. what he makes on this. the prosecutor s court is pushing for an october trial. how realistic is that? i think that is for show. there s no way that i think that president trump, not to mention all of those other defendants
most of the real champs outside the airports of traffic getting in, hard to to the find a parking space and some of those buses in between terminals have been broken down for several weeks, so it takes an hour sometimes to get if from one terminal to another. griffsome. griff: looks like passengers had better bring their patience. steve harrigan live in atlanta, thank you. alicia: bryan kohberger, the man accused of brutally murdering four university of idaho students, could now face the death penalty if convicted. his attorneys are seeking access to a trove of evidence from if prosecutors which say they is key to him being able to defend himself ahead of his october trial. for a closer look at this case, joining me now live is andrew stoltman, attorney andrew stoltman, excuse me. so, andrew, let s go over some of what the defense is asking for here. it s an interesting list. let s begin with the training records for the if investigators. what s that about?
do not know if they re legit or not. he just knows that a foreign national made that claim on the unredacted 10:23. he says he has 17 tapes of conversations with hunter, majority with hunter and steve: do they exsilz we would all like to know. brian: carley shimkus you exist. carley: thank you, brian you can confirm this with your own two eyes. steve: you are legit. ainsley: i think will are a lot of people who think this but i do not know. carley: you are doing i have some news to read i will bring you this story. disgraced s sam bankman-fried expected to appear in a manhattan courtroom today as prosecutors decide to go forward with only 8 charges instead of 13 to avoid legal complications linked to his extradition from the bahamas. five charges, including bank and security fraud will no longer be included in his october trial.