And meadows, et cetera. but by asking for a speedy trial to which is my understanding they re entitled under georgia law, their case goes on a track, which is different from the others. so, whatever their defenses are, this is a way of saying, hey, you know, my case is going to be separate from their cases. there s also a very, you know, sort of interesting pattern here about the ways in which each of the defendants in the georgia case are basically acting inconsistent with one another. our previous discussion about schaffer suggest that. they re pointing the finger at one another. but this speedy trial, trump wants delay. and they want a speedy trial. and the only way one can reconcile those two is if they go forward while the rest of the defendants are delayed. so, jennifer, the other another theory here is the nine-dimensional chess theory here, which is that all the defendants think it will be good to put stocking horses out there first, put a couple of cases out
A the love questions on the hill and in the fbi community. and, of course, democrats are saying they re not going to vote for any fbi director unless someone is named to oversea the russian investigation. they would need new help to block the fbi nominee. all good points. ken, thank you. i want to bring in the panel now. harold, matthew, sarah. i will start with you. on this list of eight people you have members of congress, people that are involved in politics. you also have a homeland security official under george w. bush and so on. are you surprised there are not more fbi veterans on this list? people that noven would you say have heard about? there are current fbi officials. i think people that watched the white house watch how the president has tried to, you know, shut down the investigation and called into question. i think it s very unlikely the people at the fbi are serious candidates right now fuchlt look at that list, it feels like john cornyn and then a bunch of stockin