my baggage, i don t think he has a realistic chance to win. i think in fact, if you have a republican who didn t have his baggage, that person would be way ahead in the polls now. he s good a good chance to win the nomination. in fact, i m confident about this. it s not appropriate for a prosecutor to wonder what is the impact of the election on my litigation and what happens if he wins and does he pardon himself or does he get the justice department to dismiss the case. jack smith s job is to present the united states case at trial when called on to do so as effectively as he can. it s not his job to look at the election calendar. neil: guess you re right. that is the big thing in the middle of this. andy, great talking to you. thank you. thanks, neil. neil: what did he know and when did he know it. we re not talking about donald
speedy trial right to the defendant. trump has waived that here and what he is seeking and what we should all care about is it s a just trial, not a fast trial. it s outterly inappropriate for the prosecutor to look at an election calendar and decide how the way a case could go. if you re interest in the way of justice, you can postpone this trial until after the election and then once the election is over, you can have as much administration of justice as you want. neil: unless he wins the said election. i questions what i come back to is something that you and i visited before. this idea of the delay ponte lay. this immunity issue will be in court tomorrow. but is it your sense that he s running out the clock and it could be working for him? yeah, i think he s completely running out the clock.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) signed a bill into law that changes the state’s election calendar so more local elections are timed with statewide races in an attempt to boost voter turnout. The legislation, signed Friday, would increase voter turnout by moving county and town elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years when statewide…
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