Surgeon in new polls while his republican rivals cant catch up. Ill ask the lincoln product cofounder, luke wilson, about the Republican Partys current identity crisis. Later, georgia on our mind. Fulton county d. A. , fani willis, hints that indictments in the Election Interference case could drop very soon. A key witness who was just subpoenaed join us lies to explain. Hell tell the grand jury about that fake electors plot. All of that and more, it is coming up. A good Sunday Morning to you all. I am katie phang. Now we know about that dramatic ending in the United States Womens National soccer teams world cup match against sweden. Were going to get to that in just a moment. Were going to start this hour with the Clock Ticking down to a serious deadline stemming for former president s third indictment. Even before he goes before d. C. Judge, tanya chunk, and for the first time later this month, shes already dealt him a legal blow. Judge Tanya Chutkan denied more time for a trump want
it s already know the trump s defense team, their best offense here is delay. it s an unusual delay, i should put an astricted on it. but the criminals offender seek to defend their case. this is the only criminal defendant who, if they delay it long enough, the case will go away. it must go away. if he is inaugurated while this case is still pending, simply appoints an attorney general to get rid of it, or, that doesn t, work he tries this pardon. the judge in this case may have to think about delay as a tactical advantage. ensuring process rights are always preserved. danny, again, i love having you here. thank you so much for being on set. it s always so good to see you. i love it here. great, thanks. let s turn to that breaking news from the women s world cup that we talked about at the beginning of the show. defending champions, team usa, sadly. now they re eliminated after losing to sweden in penalty kicks. joining me now, foreign correspondent molly hunter, who is live i
here with me now onsite, danny danny cevallos. legal scholar, one of the smartest lawyers i know. danny, let s talk about this and some specifics. let s talk about this protective order. i talk to joyce vance about protective orders. u.n.i. s lawyers, they re commonplace. these are not where. especially in federal court when you re duly with this amount of discovery. put on your criminal defense hat, which i know is easy for you to do because you re one of the best, you re one of trump s lawyers. why are you gunning for the additional amount of time? you get called out by the prosecutor say, you didn t really need this additional time. first i would argue that for talking about a matter of days, the judge could ve given it to the defense, but that s maybe in a biased defense attorney. these are all important issues. this is no typical protective order. it, arguably, is a protective order of the likes of we ve never seen because it addresses exactly what trump has done since the arrai
can he talk about this? can he even post those? i don t think that s as likely a problem. i think it s four more likely that you ll see, his truth social post, you come up to me, i come up to you. those kinds of things, which fall probably more into the gag order basket, but could also be intimidation of witnesses. i imagine a situation where trump s on the debate stage, he turns to mike pence who calls him a rat, or traitor, or snitch. katie, you know that especially in the last decade, prosecutors, they go after people for witness intimidation for say inarguably less than those words. for saying those exact words, and sometimes even less. danny let s focus a bit on the opposition. we know the end result. was judge say, no. monday at five as a deadline, mr. trump, you gotta abide. the opposition that was filed by the government made it clear, not only again is this a proposed order that is used in the d.c. courts, right? but number two, rather than spending time complying with the c
but that he wants an apology if the committee. there are people who are cooperating. we know that the committee has talked to more than 200 people, and some of those 200 people have been voluntary. others of them have been people who have been served with subpoenas, so the committee moving forward on their work, even if it s not exactly in the light of day. let s turn to this so-called unite the right trial. the jury found charlottesville victims are entitled to millions of dollars and says organizers are liable. who are we talking about exactly? what are the chances any of that money actually gets paid? good morning, chris. we re talking about some of the most prominent white supremacist and racist organizations in the country, including richard spencer who kind the term alt-right and defended himself in the trial and a man named jason kessler, a guy named christopher cantwell who became known as the crying nazi because of a video he made.