doesn t mean judge juan merchan is without recourse if donald trump continues to violate gag orders and threatens the safety and security of the jurors once we have our 12 plus 6 alternates. that includes everything up to confinement, incarceration, jail for donald trump. i understand there s been arguments made that, oh, it s so logistically difficult because he has secret service et cetera. i have said it before and i ll say it again for you, there s really no other safe place to be in a jail. you re in a cell, you have walls, and you re not going anywhere. i feel like there are remedies available for the judge. sequestering may not be an option at this point. so you were in the courtroom today, and i want to ask about this because there s always been comments that trump fell asleep and trump was having trouble paying attention, et cetera. you have been in courtrooms before. they re difficult. they re not always fun. they re not always interesting.
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will change the judge on the case, it can change the jury pool, it can have a white effect on a lot of procedural issues in the case. andrew, one of the other complications of televising is the issue of sequestering. it joey may very well be sequestered, in these cases, or in all these cases, and televising increases the likelihood that they would bump into coverage of the trial. bum into coverag e of the trial on television when they are back at their hotel rooms. the other bit that interests me more, which strikes me as a more challenging complication in many ways is the sequestering of witnesses which is very common in trials, and it s something that jack smith, for example might want. he might want to sequester all witnesses were no witness can be in the courtroom listening to the previous testimony of other witnesses. televising seriously, it seems to be a complicated possibility,
on the effect anyway of sequestering witnesses, including in this georgia case. well, i think that s true. again, that goes into a balancing. and if you think that our democracy right now is at such a crossroads, the pluses of having a public trial do outweigh, i think, those issues. i do think for jurors, it s gonna be, whether it s televised or not, it is going to be extremely important that the judge has firm control over the jury and how, what kind of evidence they seek from that side of the courtroom. i think the issue of sequestering witnesses is one where that particular role always seemed a little bit odd to me because when the rule was basically don t be in the courtroom. there was no rule that you could be told what happened in the courtroom, when you could not read what happened in the
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