the administration of justice. and that is a general term that could mean that the judge in the case might have to decide whether donald trump s attacks on the district attorney obstruct the administration of justice. do donald trump s vicious lying attacks against attorney general fani willis pressure jurors in the case against the district attorney? in his announcement tonight of the scheduled arrest on thursday, donald trump called fani willis, quote, the radical left district attorney. and that is the nicest thing he has ever said about her. does the public language obstruct the administration of justice in this case? it s not out there, but it is highly presidential language about the case being publicly issued from the rooftops of the internet for all jurors in fulton county through here.
witness in the case, when georgia s former lieutenant governor jeff duncan revealed that he had been subpoenaed to testify to the fulton county jen jury on the last day at the grand jury investigation. donald trump posted that i am reading reports that former authentic governor of georgia jeff duncan will be testifying before the fulton county grand jury, he should not. there is donald trump thank a witness not to testify, but that was before he was under a court order specifically for putting him from doing that. it is very likely that donald trump will stop making any direct or indirect threats to codefendants or witnesses, but the court order does not forbid him from making direct or indirect threats to district attorney fani willis. but it does prevent donald trump from doing anything, quote, to otherwise obstruct
stiffen their backpack here because of the real violence that we have seen and nobody in deposition wants to feel like they did not do enough to prevent, if he continues to take these kinds of actions. neal katyal, it seems that language to obstruct the administration of justice is broad enough for the judge to stop donald trump s attacks on the district attorney. i certainly is, lawrence. to backup, i think the 200,000 dollar bond today, everything that georgia has done so far, i am glad to see it because they are signaling that georgia is not going to give donald trump any special treatment. yes, he got to avoid mugshots and bomb payments in new york and the federal cases, but not in georgia. there is no two tiered system of justice. he will have a mugshot, will be fingerprinted, will have to comply with, as you say, this that does have this broad
called fani willis a left wing prosecutor, that sort of thing? is there some point in donald trump s language about the district attorney that obstructs the administration of justice? if i were looking for prior language that violates the letter and spirit of the rules to are not in place in georgia, as well as nbc, it would be if you come after me, i come after you, and as you noted, lawrence, telling the witness going into the grand jury that he should not obey a lawful grand jury subpoena. that, by the way, is a crime. you cannot cancel a crime, whether it s at the conditions in d.c. or in georgia. i do think that the fate of donald trump is in his hands. the reason he is under indictment is because of choices he made.
practice his arrest. donald trump got 137,247 votes in fulton county alone, but joe biden got 380,212 votes in fulton county, so donald trump has given up asking his voters to protests his fourth arrest, which he has now scheduled for thursday of this week in atlanta. donald trump s criminal defense for the indictment have signed a bond agreement with the shaka tierney fani willis that requires donald trump to post bond of $200,000 and imposes conditions on donald trump. it says, quote, the defendant shall perform no act to intimidate any person known to him to be a codefendant or witness in this case or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice. obstruct the administration of justice, it may turn out to be the key words in these conditions.