Case. Hes facing in the peach state he and more than a dozen. 41 counts have been thrown out the judge saying that prosecutors committed a quote, fatal mistake in filing the charges he ordered be dropped. And one of the dismiss charges involves defendants interactions with georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, who you remember received this infamous phone call from trump in 2021 well, i want to do is this. I just want to find 11,780 loads, which is one more that we have because we won the state todays decision is a small victory as the former president still faces at plus criminal charges amid four separate indictments at the state and federal level. Lets discuss with cnn chief Legal Correspondent paula reid paula explain why some of these charges were dismissed and what this means for the broader case. Well, here the judge is saying, look, its not that you didnt make sufficient allegations in terms of the conduct. He said, look, theres an abundance of alleged criminal conduc
which has been going on for a long time. maybe beyond that immigration as a whole. any solution has to include the wall. shannon: the wall is definitely in. joining us now, the washington examiner s chief congressional correspondent. welcome to you both. let s talk about the wall because we had a couple folks on last night discussing who weren t convincing that it s the end-all be-all solution. is it part of the solution? is it necessary to have it along the entire length of the border, what s your assessment? it is an important tool, it s not the silver bullet. the fact that it s not going to be all too thousand miles, is something the president said two years ago in primary debates. it s obvious, there are parts of the texas border where it s a sheer cliff on the mexican side.
which has been going on for a long time. maybe beyond that immigration as a whole. any solution has to include the wall. shannon: the wall is definitely in. joining us now, the washington examiner s chief congressional correspondent. welcome to you both. let s talk about the wall because we had a couple folks on last night discussing who weren t convincing that it s the end-all be-all solution. is it part of the solution? is it necessary to have it along the entire length of the border, what s your assessment? it is an important tool, it s not the silver bullet. the fact that it s not going to be all too thousand miles, is something the president said two years ago in primary debates. it s obvious, there are parts of the texas border where it s a sheer cliff on the mexican side.