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you were living at the time, can you start off by just explaining to me what those those first yard signs you put out said yes and aaron, thank you so much for having me today. >> my first yard sign that i put up was an anti-trump sign. it said f trump in glitter cursive letters and it was just as like a message to the world that i see trump as a danger to our democracy. and i see him as a self-proclaimed fascist. like he said, he wanted to be a dictator on day one of his presidency and so i just use my small influence and my small corner of the world to just broadcast my views like that. >> all right, so you put the trump sign out and glitter and mrs. alito response. right. so tell me about that what she how
means it. remember aaron, he was saying in before the last election, he was leading chants of lock lock them up. we know the route. there has been reporting that he wanted investigations of his political opponents. he was frustrated because the justice department wasn't delivering what he wanted. i don't we'll think he's going to make the same mistake. mean there has been some reporting and i think acknowledged that he was thinking about ken paxton, the corrupt attorney general of texas, as the next attorney general, who is a loyal follower of donald trump? yeah, just escaped impeachment narrowly in the texas state senate so yeah, i think he is serious about it and one of the questions is just a voters will have a say about this, but also will our institutions whole donald trump thinks any election that he lost his fraudulent in any case brought against him is corrupt but they aren't and the question is how
moment. i'm going to speak to trump's former white house lawyer, ty cobb. >> but first, we want to begin, ms sara marie outfront live in washington and sarah, what does this decision by the appeals courts? >> for mean for trump's case in georgia while aaron, it essentially means that barring some sort of a miracle for the district attorney's office, there's just no way that donald trump is going to be going to trial anytime before this november election in this georgia election interference case. >> now what normally happens when an appeals court takes up an issue is that automatically what has been going on at the trial court level is stayed, but this was an unusual situation where the trial court judge judge mcafee said he was going to continue on even if the appellate court decided to take up this issue. so today, the appeals court made it very clear that this prosecution against donald trump could not continue at the trial court but level as long as they're weighing these issues, and again, this means we're looking at potentially months of re-litigating willis's romantic relationship with a fellow prosecutor, whether she
be your loyal henchmen. >> and that apparently is what he thinks trump wants in a vice president, maybe that is what trump once in a vice president but he appears to be little marco when he plays that role. it's a demeaning role. it's kinda sad to see aaron. one other thing on this rule of law issue that we don't talk about enough. donald trump has already proclaimed that if he becomes president, that he will vacate these cases against him? yes. >> and what that would mean is that no one is above the law if the president, the united states, can dismiss these cases against. him cases that go right to the heart of his role as president what does that say about the rule of law? and in our countries. so these are really, really serious issues and yes, we should take donald trump seriously. we all have that let's take him at his word. let's believe that he's going to try and do what he says. and if he gets elected,