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And it s about time. hey, speaking of judge chutkan, the government is expecting a response from trump s team monday at five pm eastern on the motion for a protective order, after that request for an extension was denied by the judge. at this point, what kind of rebuttal could they have left? i mean, i am always fascinated to see the legal document that the trump team actually put out there, because when you look at them, they re often so shallow and so politically based, that it s almost laughable. trump s lawyer, who was on earlier today, who was talking about the technical violation of the constitution, lauro, he went on to say that, you know, the fact that you can t charge trump, based on this, it goes back to decades worth of cases and laws, and i really doubt that any of those will come into play. any of those supposed laws, the supposed precedence that he is fighting, will come into play in any of the legal documentation moving forward. so, i m very excited to read this def ....
Request for an extension was denied by the judge. at this point, what kind of rebuttal could they have left? i mean, i am always fascinated to see the legal document that the trump team actually put out there, because when you look at them, they re often so shallow and so politically based, that it s almost laughable. trump s lawyer, who was on earlier today, who was talking about the technical violation of the constitution, lauro, he went on to say that, you know, the fact that you can t charge trump, based on this, it goes back to decades worth of cases and laws, and i really doubt that any of those will come into play. any of those supposed laws, the supposed precedence that he is fighting, will come into play in any of the legal documentation moving forward. so, i m very excited to read this defense, saying that, oh no, we can t guarantee that the ....
i don t know we ll have to see. yeah we ll have to try to declassify. it yeah. c s president i could ve declassified. no i can t you, know this is still a secret. and now we have a. problem is not interesting? that is so cool. here s where the situation actually gets interesting. that audio that you just heard there recorded a, trump s bedminster club was obtained by news outlets after jack smith s original indictment. so it appears that smith team went hunting for the document after that, confirmed it was classified, charge trump with another count of willful retention of national defense information. and the kicker? the document wasn t at bedminster. it came from mar-a-lago. it was in a box trump returned to the national archives before the justice department actually issued any subpoenas. that leads us to believe our nation s top secrets might have freely flowed between trump s properties in new jersey and florida. and who knows where else? ....
About what is actually going on in jack smith s office at this moment. we do know the trump lawyers as ken noted are meeting with the special counsel s team. it is unclear what exactly this meeting is about, though. we do know that historically and previously trump has been extremely reticent to cooperate, hasn t wanted his lawyers to make the case about why he shouldn t be charged with the mar-a-lago documents, for example. his lawyers at the time, they had instead of advocating for the special counsel not to charge trump, they went in there, in their meeting with jack smith, and actually tried to argue that there was prosecutorial misconduct. and that the case overall, what was unfair and because of this misconduct they had claimed that he had acted inappropriately to a lawyer representing a trump ally, that there should be some repercussions there. so it is something big is in ....
I wish to charge trump. and they are, solicitation to commit election fraud, conspiracy to commit election fraud, solicitation to destroy ballots, solicitation of a public officer to fail to perform duties. now, an example of soliciting a public officer to fail to perform duties could be president trump calling the georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger, and ask mr. raffensperger to find 11,780 votes so that trump could win the state. experts also think the former president have legal exposure under the conspiracy statutes, for the steps his campaign took to replace legitimate electors with 16 fake trump electors. so with me is andrew weissmann, former justice department prosecutor, joining me now is michael more former district attorney for the . michael let me start with you, ....