Her question is, what can the D o j do to resolve the concern of Eileen Cannon overseeing
the 45 federal case ? You know, she will stall the case. So we all know that 45
tactic of no attorneys is his first tactic to delay the case many more to come. Um, that's
a good point. And, and of course it's important to remind people cuz the moves, uh, news,
excuse me, moves so quickly. A lot of people probably already forgot that Trump's arraignment
was almost completely delayed cuz he couldn't find an attorney in Florida. You had to have
a Florida Attor attorney show up to represent you and he couldn't find any. And of course
we're seeing more, uh, Trump lawyers abandon him. They're leaving him on other cases. Trump's
gonna struggle with these lawyers because he's down to, you know, basically not even
the second string.
He's on like the practice squad lawyers now. That's how bad they are. So he is gonna be
searching for new counsel and if he brings in a new lawyer or even a new legal team,
the judge would in that instance, grant him an extension and say, okay, well these people
just came in. They can't go to trial in two weeks. The judge would say, oh, you're right.
Well let me give you another two months. But I've talked about this. You also run the risk
of overlapping with the Manhattan Criminal trial. And if one of those gets pushed back
even further, suddenly you've got the leading candidate on the G O P ticket
in criminal trial while the primaries are happening. So people will be going to the
polls and voting for a man that is sitting in a courtroom and may end up in prison before
the primaries are even over.
And I do think to some degree, Eileen Cannon has to understand that. Honestly, I feel like
that's probably why she set such an early court date of August 14th, cuz she knows if
we can get this done, get it over with, even if he gets convicted, great. The public knows
he's convicted and he's gonna go to jail. So they're not gonna run the risk of voting
for him leaving the Republicans with a candidate that is sitting behind bars. So I think she's
calculated in that respect. But I also, you know, the other part of me is like, you're
right, she will do what she can to allow Donald Trump the best possible chance of not being
convicted. So we will see delays like, don't get me wrong, th this thing is not going to
begin on August 14th by any stretch of the imagination. It's simply not gonna happen.
But this is a big, but she's not gonna push it too far down the road. So it's set for
August 14th. My, my guess is that mid-September is probably more likely when this thing is
gonna start. I, I think that's more realistic. It gives Donald Trump, uh, you know, the extra
month if he does find new lawyers to get them involved, uh, if he has to fire people, if
they wanna challenge any motions. Uh, south Florida has what's called, uh, and they're
known for this, the Rocket Docket, where they basically take these federal cases and put
them on steroids. Whereas in other jurisdictions, they would take months, sometimes even years
to go to trial. These federal courts down in South Florida, somehow some way plow through
them in just a couple months. So this is what they do, this is what they're known for, right?
Like I said, there's even a name for it. It's the Rocket Docket . I know it sounds
weird, but honestly it's kind of fun to say. So with the Rocket Docket sounds like the
worst rollercoaster at the judicial themed theme park. Uh, but anyway, you're on the
rocket docket. I don't think she's gonna delay it too much, but I do think she will delay
it just enough to give Donald Trump all the help he needs.
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