own judge. well, there s nine of them, remember. well, he ll be picking one of them. right. cases like this in the past, if you look at the nixon case and others, were decided unanimously. and i would think, i would hope that that wouldn t case here. although it s possible that it would not be. but i think to answer your first question it would be an expedited appeal up to the supreme court, so it wouldn t take very long at all. what do you think they would say? what s the court going to do? the court says we ve been talking about this back and forth for months now. rudy giuliani acts like it s up to the defendant, the president, whether he wants to testify or not. i thought the nixon tapes and other case like those precedents said no, you ve got to. bill clinton had to answer to a grand jury request and he did it. he didn t want to. the paula jones case. he didn t want to go out there. he did it. you i think at the end of the day for president clinton in particular it seem
that was their allegation, that s what they say happened in the beginning. don t in they have to prove that? wouldn t case be a person to prove that? exactly. and you know, it s like the old i love lucy shows, casey, i think we ve got some splaining to do, you know, she s got some explaining to do. and the reality in this case is that this is just a terrible tragedy. i have been to the scene, we went over with my partner meg strictler, we went over to the place where the body was found, and you just really get the impact of this case. and if quite frankly, on the last four counts she s dead in the water, guilty, my opinion, this is an argument over the first three counts, the first count, whether she ends up with first-degree murder or not. she s got a risk, though. i think the defense is trying to basically keep her away from