mean, do you think it is fair for voters to go to the polls to cast their votes if they don't know what the outcome of that trial is? or these trials potentially could be? >> no, i, mean i think the clear consideration, any defendant is entitled to time to prepare his defense. but, you know, as they say, justice delayed is justice denied. if trump really wanted justice, he would be saying i want to go to trial as soon as possible. and remove this cloud from over my candidacy, that is obviously not what he wants to do. i happen to think his attorneys and the documents case made a substantial mistake by putting a fairly direct to the judge so they don't want the case before the election, that shows the real strategy, and when you think about it, it is shocking. now, it may be difficult to have kind of traffic jam here with all these cases, but i think it is part of the court's duty to make sure that the public interest is served as well. the defendant has a legitimate interest in time to prepare his or her defense.