Good evening, everyone, i am abby phillip, and welcome to cnn primetime. There are doxxing threats against the grand jurors in georgia, and a death threat against a federal judge in the wake of Donald Trumps for four criminal indictments. Meanwhile, hes now proposed a date for one of the multiple trials that he faces. This one, jack smiths federal election subversion case. And that is april 2026. Yes, that is more than two and a half years away. And it comes as he is negotiating his surrender over in georgia on charges that he and 18 codefendants orchestrated a Criminal Enterprise to overturn joe bidens election victory. I will talk to one republican who says the rico charge in georgia is, quote, a nuclear bomb where a bullet would have been appropriate. And we have got much more on all of this to come and plus, imagine you are on a flight to cancun, and just 27 minutes into your trip, you see this outside of your window. Smoke and flames shooting out of the right engine and tonight, i
Good evening. Im abby phillip and welcome to cnn prime time. There are doxing threats against the jurors in georgia and a death threat against the judge. Meanwhile, donald trump has proposed a date for one of the multiple trials he faces. This one, jack smiths federal election subversion case. That is april 2026. Yes, thats more than two and a half years away. And it comes as hes negotiating his surrender over in georgia on charges that he and 18 codefendants orchestrated a Criminal Enterprise to overturn joe bidens election victory. Ill talk to one republican who says the rico charge in georgia is, quote, a nuclear bomb where a bullet would have been appropriate. And weve got much more on all this to come. Plus, imagine youre on a in it to cancun and just 27 minutes into your trip, you see this outside of your window. Smoke and flame shooting out of the right engine. Tonight ill talk to two of the passengers on that flight. And a shocking mistrial in the case of a father and a son cha
in the clip we played earlier, he talked about ahmaud arbery. there are so many similarities in these cases. oh yeah. a black man being chased down by white perpetrators. they were convicted, in that case. first of all, do you think this case will go back to trial, at some point? and if it does, do you have a sense of how this evidence stacks up? i do. so yes, it will go back to trial. because what s happened happens, abby phillip, is that when double jeopardy doesn t you can t be, but you are not technically tried because it didn t happen. it s not final. so the answer is, it will go forward. the question is, when will that be? in terms of how the evidence stacks up, listen. whenever you are chasing someone, who apparently was a he was a fedex driver, he wasn t in a fedex truck, it was a mark as, apparently was marked hertz, but why are you shooting at that person? generally when you shoot at someone, you are in immediate threat of death, or serious injury. you have to res
25 million dollars. your conclusion seems to get an agreement from robert ray former white water counsel who was on with us last hour. listen. can talk about dangling threads in all they want about other things that are out there of course there s always something out there. the principle mandate here in order to determine whether crimes were comutted in connection with the real with the election campaign and potential collusion with the russian ares has now reached its finishing point. it sounds like you re in agreement that it ought to be end of this? absolutely. now, the concept of double jeopardy doesn t strictly apply here because it is not a trial but bask american principle in fairness they already went after trump for two years on collusion. and again you can t attack the integrity of bob mummer or investigation and if he does find that there was no collusion, or no more indictment, you need to move on
difficulties in coming to a consensus but now you get the real deal here. they are officially deadlocked. wow, in the sense that he faced the rest of his life behind bars. what happens now? the prosecutors can try to retry this but will they? is this smart to do? what do they have to weigh when they make this decision what to do next? they can. typically, double jeopardy attaches upon the swearing in of the jury but in the case of a mistrial, that s one of the exceptions where double jeopardy doesn t attach and cosby can be retried. the court in pennsylvania will simply reschedule the trial for another date but the commonwealth, that s the prosecution in pennsylvania, has a difficult decision to make whether or not they want to retry this case. they have all the evidence pretty much prepared. they will have to bring the complaining witness down from canada, but other than that, there s also the political factor, whether or not they want