this. the company is now cooperating it according to the spokesperson. we should note, alex, how we got here. that is when they voluntarily shut down production of infant formula to calm the michigan plant. where several reports of infants getting sick after consuming some of the products. this only worsen the instant i formula shortage. investigators moved in. they look into what is happening. they were not able to find the source the bacteria that was linked back to the kids that got sick. long story short, there is an agreement to say that they will take steps to ensure that their products are safe moving forward. beside open up that plant. it there is the news today. i remember you covering it as well. there was nothing on the shelves. how are they going to do about treating their children? was there any reaction to this before the legal aspects? great question. it is something that has been lingering for quite some time. people wanted some answers and some accountabi
okay, so i met with them this week for a little over somewhere in the ballpark of about two and a half hours. i was contacted via my attorney, wiley davis, to come into speak with them again. i do suspect that i will be the district attorneys again. i can also tell you that the team that was there were incredibly professional, well versed on the topic. something that i didn t really expect, especially post the resignation of both mark pomerantz and carrie done. two attorneys at the d.a. s office that i had spent quite a bit of time with. and this was my 14th meeting with the manhattan district attorney s office. yeah, i m curious, michael, what are those talks like? i mean, what s the tenor of? it does the dea ask you questions and then you answer distinctly? i mean, you are in attorney.
email from his group, boasting about how the radical left and the media are going after your favorite president, so, you know, send money today and be one of the first. i mean, the whole thing is a joke. he probably made several millions of dollars off of that 1.6 million dollar violation. i do believe that district attorney and our unsinkable attorney general, tish james, really keeping him up at night to answer your question. because they re both very significant cases and i believe that they are easy for the prosecutors to prosecute and get convictions upon. given your knowledge of the case, michael, given your experience as an attorney, putting it all together, what is the chance that donald trump goes to jail because of this? well, i do believe, and again, it s my opinion, as an
out disbarred attorney, i want to make sure that stays clear. my opinion is but you still know your stuff. i would say so. one of the things that will end up doing, in my opinion, is that donald will be indicted. whether or not he ends up going to prison is a whole other story. there could be, based upon the fact that he is a former president of the united states, it may not be a prison environment that he can ultimately get sentenced to. but rather a very strict home confinement scenario. let s not forget that for four years, despite the fact that he s really a very dumb person and does not have a great recollection or a great memory, nevertheless for four years, he still received classified briefings, national security classified briefings, and if you think that donald wouldn t sell any of that information,