that we have to make sure we are in control of the proceedings. i encourage the judge, if she has to do so, and maybe she has already done it, to have the talk early on. that seems, i mean, she has, by all accounts, and i have not been in that courtroom, seems to control the space authoritatively. she is both respected and experienced. judge aileen cannon in florida is gonna be presiding over her third criminal trial or something like that. so this is a totally different universe. and harry, you said this, and other folks have said this, watching coverage about this, this is pretty hard. it is set in stone. it might flip for small logistical reasons. what are they going to try to do to make that not be the case? there are two kinds of delays, chris. one would be the week at a time, someone has just had an emergency surgery or this very emotion or we want an evidentiary hearing, and i
been in that courtroom, seems to control the space authoritatively. she is both respected and experienced. judge aileen cannon in florida is gonna be presiding over her third criminal trial or something like that. so this is a totally different universe. and harry, you said this, and other folks have said this, watching coverage about this, this is pretty hard. it is set in stone. it might flip for small logistical reasons. what are they going to try to do to make that not be the case? there are two kinds of delays, chris. one would be the week at a time, someone has just had an emergency surgery or this very emotion or we want an evidentiary hearing, and i think this march jade builds in some of that. a month, two months, and still the nation s very strong interest in having a verdict before election is served.