we ve all had conversations for, weeks if not months, about this delay. fani willis said months before she brought this indictment, that it was imminent. and then there was a lot of delay, a very slow pace. now, we learn what was happening during those months. she was dotting her and crossing parties. she is ready to go to trial. we saw that today, when her response to the first defendant to ask for a speedy trial was to say, okay. let s go. that s something that doesn t happen all the time with prosecutors. typically, there is a luxury of time. you indict a, case there is a discovery process. prosecutors will continue to work, and prepare the case for trial. but she saw this coming, she clearly realize that this was a possibility with 19 defendants. and she use that intervening time to get herself completely ready to walk into a courtroom, just a couple of months from now. call the case, and be said to
in which any one of these cases will be complete before years. when you get a guilty verdict, if you do, against donald trump, that s the day he stands on the courthouse steps and says, i m going to appeal. that word appeal is going to involve 18 months, two years, maybe more. who knows. so, there is an illusion that there is something achievable with a guilty verdict in these trials. and it is just the beginning of the appeal. joyce vance is standing, by our friend joyce, who will , bring this 19 befo octobjoyce, let me just aso whatalso g on about going to trial. so tim. it s fascinating, rachel. we ve all had conversations for, weeks if not months, about this delay. fani willis said months before she brought this indictment, that it was imminent. and then there was a lot of delay, a very slow pace. now, we learn what was happening during those months. she was dotting her and crossing parties. she is ready to go to trial. we saw that today, when her response to the first defenda