american history, literally. today was the very first televised hearing in that georgia case against donald trump and 18 of his allies. district attorney fani willis and her team revealed three big things about the election interference charges. first, they want to charge and try all 19 codefendants together. secondly, this trial could last for months. and thirdly, they will call more than 150 different witnesses. that means that the former president of the united states could spend a third of the next year sitting in a courtroom. in just one of his cases, while running for a second term. it is just extraordinary. and we are getting a preview of the tensions to come. two of those codefendants, trump s legal advisor sydney powell, and the so-called architect of the coup plot, kenneth chesebro, they want their trials to be separated, even though, through their lawyers, they, today, started pointing the finger at each other, essentially over who is less crazy. she was fired be
they walk through the flashlight through the tunnel where the storage room was located and observed and pointed out surveillance cameras. nothing questionable about that. then on june 27th, 2022, de oliveira walked to the i.t. office, we are mar-a-lago i.t. employee was working with another employee in the i.t. department. the de oliveira request of the trump employee floor for, and we re gonna talk about trump employee for a lot, stepped away office so that the de oliveira and trump employee for could talk. the man went into a closet together, doesn t seem sketchy at all, where they had this conversation, which sounds like something out of the sopranos. i m just going to read directly here from the indictment. they de oliveira told employee four that their constant conversations with should really between the two of them. he has then asked trump employee four, how many days the servers retained footage. trump employee four responded that he believed that it was
probably the final nail in the coffin. very mob like. i want to turn to another case. so much legal news today. harry, you posted today about the meeting between trump and his lawyers, that it was and trump wasted that it was telling that trump posted about it. why was it telling, and what did it tell you? it told me what trump expects to offer as a defense that we haven t heard. he has hinted at it. that is advice of counsel. he says three things, i did nothing wrong, that s a nonstarter, then the second is, lawyers told me to do this, okay we should talk about that another time but it s a very complicated kind of defense and makes him have to give up a lot of information. and then finally the kind of ultimate in chutzpah, it will only be further, further damage to our country, in other words, i ve left us in rule ruins in if you indict me for it will burn even the centers in
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going on down there in florida. obviously we were all focused on washington, d.c., we don t even know about the superseding indictment. we were focused elsewhere. but we don t yet know what else they have, what other cards prosecutors have to play. either they don t need nauta or de oliveira to flip, it would be helpful if they did, but it might not be essential to prove their case. one of the charges is about this iran war plan document that trump is on audio talking about. how significant is it that there is audio of him talking about it? does that matter? it s always significant to have the audio. now they have a document. that was only sort of a question mark out there because the former president, through integration had made it seem like maybe it was just bluster, maybe it was a newspaper, who knows? it turns out the document is real, and they ve got, it and they got it back, and they say when they got it back because he returned the documents to the national archives in