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In new york supreme court in new york county is subject to a questionun an as to whether its the appearance of partiality. mike, do you think the mr.. now, who irtialials also a, you, another defendant in this case, the order from the judge, was that the president could not speak with him about the cas wae witnesses, including him, was how ously being charged alonudig him. how concerned are you about that, giveu n the fact that obviously he still works with the president on a daily basis? >> wel...

Would question her impartiality, that could not only result in a reversal but potentially the 11th circuit involving themselves in pushing her to recuse. >> to be clear, even if the 11th circuit were not explicitly asked to force the recusal effectively of the judge if they decided to on a matter that was appealed to them they could exercise that discretion. >> i think they could. and it could be if the decision itself also showed such bias, the government could seek that when it would appeal th...

And thats what judge cannon did. and, you know, we have a rule. there is a federal law that says a judge must recuse, that is remove himself or herself from a case if their impartiality might reasonably be questioned. given judge cannons track record of unfortunately calling it in favor of donald trump in a way that was an abusive, abuse of her discretion, how could her impartiality not reasonably be questioned? now, will she recuse herself? i think that will be the better part of valor. if she ...

Be recused. and theres a history in new york with a case from federal court saying that this hand picking of judges rather than random selection gives rise to the appearance of partiality. well its about time sanity actually starts prevailing and all of these discussions, but i want to remind all these lawyers on tv. theres still officers of the court and you really cant be going on saying something is idiotic as theyve been saying about this recusal. i mean, they know better, so its disgusting....

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Interfered with an earlier stage of this very case, the investigation. she was outside the coloring lines, she was basically seizing jurisdiction, she didnt have an anonymous conservative 11th circuit flannel. whose members were appointed by donald trump, slapped heard out and criticize there for interfering. so, she certainly has an obligation to take herself off the case under 28 u.s. code section 4:55. which says if anyone could reasonably questioned the impartiality of no business judging a ...

Aileen cannon. but an all the discussion i heard earlier with my -- other saying that its important to have a speedy. trialed someone said sure it is but a judge slowdown at trial. its not that i got anything against aileen cannon personally. shes a nice woman. shes a smart woman. the fact is that when she interfered with an earlier stage of this very case, the investigation. she was outside the coloring lines, she was basically seizing jurisdiction, she didnt have an anonymous conservative 11th...

Whose impartiality may not be very obvious t only way to satisfied justice has been done, the truth has been exposed, regardless of the very detective of guilty or not guilty is to have the public watch the trial. there will be moments when certain information has to be redacted. thats normal. but much of what the indictment reveals is not top secret. the indictment ascribes the intent to hide the material, lie to the government about whether material marked top secret had already been turned ov...

Im not sure she has the legal acumen to be a judge in charge of such an important case. >> jill wine banks, 28 u.s. code 455-a states a judge shall disqualify himself or herself in any proceeding in which his or her impartiality might reasonably be questioned. it is her choice whether she will do that. and my understanding is or reporting from slate is special counsel jack smith does have the option, he can request a different judge. and the 11th circuit precedent allows reassignment when the pr...

This and those are lawyers sometimes. you dealt with the 16 issues involving people like sydney powell and john eastman and jeffrey clark. now, we have the unusual situation where we have evan core can, who had the attorney-client privilege -- as you know, as a constitutional law professional as in the lawyer, its nowhere to happen. we also have a question as to the impartiality of judge aileen cannon and these issues that we have to aims point. somebodys issues and up for a supreme court of the...