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The day you are supposed to go to trial, 70 days, do we ever take a federal case to trial in 70 days? the answer is no, never. because the defense asks for continuances and their emotion schedules set in the rule of thumb is about a year from the time of indictment to the time of trial. so what does that put us? summer of 2024 kind of on the cusp of the 2024 election. what keeps me up at night is the case is still pending against donald trump and has not gone to trial. donald wins the white hous...

And reporters all across washington watching this grandeur very closely. >> so, the former president has a trial set for next year, right? already within the election, i think the question is, if in fact charges come from a possible indictment here, right, could we be looking at the same type of timeline going to trial as well for the former president in this case? >> that is certainly a possibility. we have been trying to gain out what this convening means this week? it does look like an indict...

Hand he is already a criminal defendant who could be facing another indictments any day now. exclusive new reporting from nbc news reveals that the grand jury in the trump cause of documents case is expected to meet again this week. that is notable because the grandeur was recently on hiatus. we can see this for a while. the development has proven observers in leader experts should be a pretty high alert that something could be coming soon. this week we also learned that there is reportedly a ta...

Back to key witnesses and it took a while to get those people back and scheduled. it could also mean a report. it could also mean is an indictment. it could be that prosecutors now feel that theyve been able to call key witnesses we know theyre already working the way up to some really important witnesses and that theyve taken this time to be able to gather all the evidence. now, they want to make the case to the grand jury to have them vote and a vote, of course, it would be very likely and ind...

Supposed to go to trial 70 days. do we ever take a federal case to trial in 70 days? the answer is no, never. because the defense asks for continuance is, there are motions schedule set. the rule of thumb is about a year from the time of indictment to the time of trial. so where does that put us? summer of 2024? kind of on the cusp of the 2024 election. what keeps me up at night is the cases still pending against donald trump, it hasnt gone to trial. donald trump wins the white house and now, wh...

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Town hall considering all of this i have to ask kim donald trump even make it to the gop nomination in 2024? lets discuss with farmer craig, the legal analyst and former u.s. attorney in michigan. lisa reuben and msnbc legal analyst and dean of the dola, host of the dean of $1 show on sirius xm and a columnist. thank you all for joining. barbara, let me start with you. lets talk about another detail from the bombshell washington post reporting on jack smiths documents case. according to the post...

See where the petitos familys case is coming together, at least stacking up, trying to stack up against the laundrie family. >> can i ask you, i know we talked about this before the break, omar, but i want your perspective on, again, were talking about the case. there are a lot of strange and new and continual revelations that come out of it, but some of it feels like voyeuristic at times, and there are a lot of people who go missing, and we dont talk about them i. wanted you to talk about the. ...

Impeachment, who has a law enforcement background, now serves in the congress that mark meadows once served in, what is your read on where things stand right now, just as a professional, as someone in congress who knows this world, before we get into meadows specifically? >> well, look, i think its very clear that these investigations are coming to their head. especially the documents case. that one always seem to be a much smaller universe of witnesses and evidence to digest. and it is notewort...

This idea that you are going to view these documents with your lawyer is an attempt to, essentially, kind of, create some kind of ground rules there, particularly given what he did with the classified documents that were developing in the other case. >> we did see that in e. jean carroll case. i covered that wall to wall, and i could tell you that the federal judge in that instance, lou kaplan, was really harsh, he made very clear trump was walking the line, and there could be serious consequenc...