i ve decided i should be on the pardon list. you know, come to think of it, maybe that was criminal. that s something you only do if you think you have some criminal exposure, which clearly john eastman thought he had. what is amazing about all that is that this morning as he surrendered in fulton county, he remained or pretended to remain defiant. do they do a mugshot? no comment. do you still think the election was stolen? absolutely. absolutely? still? no question. no question about it. okay, maybe you re trying a mentally unfit to stand trial defense, which i think a lot of people are aiming for, possibly. okay, there are 17 more codefendants that need to surrender. i suspect a lot of them will make similar arguments. not the question i m not legally competent to stand trial, but this is all first amendment protected speech, your criminalizing politics, this isn t a criminal conspiracy. and here s the thing.
amendment protected speech, your criminalizing politics, this isn t a criminal conspiracy. and here s the thing. they have every right to make those arguments. in some ways this set of charges s novel. there s some some stuff to test their. they can make those arguments. but eventually they re gonna have to make them in a court of law in front of a jury of their peers. former prosecutor in the state attorney s office in florida s miami dade office. they both join me now. katie, first, let me start with you, and you just outside the courthouse on the surrender watch we have going and we only have two so far. there s a lot more to come. there s a development today i want to say that mark meadows says the court if you like, i need more time. he asked fani willis can i have more time. she said i m not granting any extensions. she wrote an email to his attorney. your client is no different than any other client in this jurisdiction. two weeks was a tremendous courtesy. at 12:30 on friday ac