Wants more time to review all the evidence and asking for a start date in 2026. trump has three other trials looking for space on his calendar. these trial dates are also going to move. it is unrealistic and theatrics and no judge is going to say that you can be on two trials at once in two states. a lot of these overlap. they look at the start date of the trial. these are 4 to 6 weeks trials at the least so there is no way they won t overlap. they will have to go into october, november of next year. again, by design. a hearing in georgia today focusing on former chief of staff mark meadows and where the defendants may be tried. fulton county district attorney willis will lay out her case against mr. trump and 18 other co-defendants. david spunt is outside federal court here in washington. hello, david. i just love this federal courthouse in washington to step
Documents, about 47,000 pages, but still, 12.8 million pages they say they simply cannot get this done in that amount of time. shifting gears to georgia, mark meadows is the former chief of staff of donald trump. he have argues that his case should not be in state court in atlanta. it should be brought to federal court because he was a federal employee when this happened. a judge in georgia expected to make some sort of decision on that today. the former president has not moved to change his venue from local to federal but federal would expand the jury pool and also might keep the case and trial off camera. in state court in georgia you can watch all these proceedings unfold. in federal court here and across the country you cannot. mike. mike: david spunt outside federal court. thank you very much. nordstrom s facebook store in
Us. please, show some backbone. mike: now to your interview with fired ukrainian prosecutor shokin. he got the axe when he was investigating burisma. he said he knew burisma was breaking the law and he believed the bidens took bribes. the vice president was only acting in his own interest. generally speaking he handled ukraine like it was his own backyard. he would put people that were suitable for him. i do not want to deal in unproven facts but my firm personal conviction is that yes, this was the case. they were being bribed. the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn t that alone a case of corruption? mike: once before he got
Out and give everyone a scene setter. right now the judge is on the bench going back and forth with both sides as you mentioned, jack smith the special counsel wants this to begin in january 2024 in just a few months. trump s team said it is outrageous and they don t have enough time to prepare for that. they are proposing april of 2026. not even a little bit over 2 1/2 years away. the judge said that s not going the happen. she said 2026 is out of the question. she is leaning toward an earlier trial and one of the main reasons as she announced a few minutes ago she said the former president is constantly posting about this case whether it be witnesses or information or other pertinent facts of this case and says it may taint the jury pool the longer it is out there before it heads to trial. donald trump s attorneys are making the argument that listen, they have 12.8 million pages of discovery to go through. the evidence presented to them by the special counsel s office. the majority o
That we weren t allowed to ask all the questions of certain people we interviewed. people were tipped off that we were coming before the day of action. their enforcement operations to include search warrants where probable cause was agreed to by the prosecutors that weren t allowed to happen. michael mccaul from the great state of texas, house foreign affairs committee chairman and homeland security committee member. impeachment inquiry. are you on board with that? can you explain to folks at home what this means precisely it means we ll ramp up our investigation into this. all of a sudden the plot is thickening right now. tens of millions of dollars going into shell corporations in the united states from foreign governments. that s where my committee comes into play. certain foreign policy decisions made because of this money coming in? i was a prosecutor in the 90s to the chen case and the clinton campaign where all this money