we re just going to be monitoring his remarks and bring it to you. you can begin to understand how some people they don t have a lot of exposure to the system. other people because of the circumstances of life, they re exposed to it a lot. just when the handcuffs go on, you re going to be out-of-pocket 20, 30, $50,000 that you do not have or you re going to have a public defender who s going to have 30, 50, 1 00 other people o try to help you. you re going to do a gofundme. you re just trying to keep your apartment, just trying to keep your job. innocent or guilty your life is destroyed by the charge. and this is the system that people go up against. and so if people are thinking to themselves, jeez, man, donald trump and his 19 friends are going to go through all this sort of stuff, jake tapper interview somebody that said each one of them is going to spend a million dollars.
[inaudible] keep going. we re just gonna be monitoring his remarks. and then we ll bring it back. you can begin to understand, some people who don t have exposure to the system. other people because of what they re dealing with, they are exposed to it a lot. just when the handcuffs go on, you re gonna be out of profit, 20, $50,000 that you do not have. or you will have a public defender that is gonna have 30, 50 people to help. if you re gonna do a gofundme. just trying to keep your apartment. just trying to keep your job. innocent! or guilty! your life is destroyed by the charge. and this is a system that people go up again. so if people think to themselves, man, donald trump s 19 friends are going to go through all this stuff. each one of them is going to
Pointed out over the years and that once reality, no matter how important or wealthy they are, once reality change is when there are charges of this level. of this magnitude filed against you. and when those handcuffs go on. a mix you rethink your priorities. yeah, i mean that s 100 percent true. he s speaking obviously from personal experience. as a prosecutor, you realize that this is true. i think it s most helpful to have some of somebody s cooperation at the very beginning of an investigation. but sometimes, prosecutors can t get that and they need to wait to a later phase when the reality really sets in for somebody to agreed to cooperate. the key question here, as you say, everybody is speculating why did they come down with this indictment of the organization, if they re waiting to bring charges against somebody else? and to me, what is really clear about this particular indictment, there are two things. one is, this is a really strong