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after 22 witnesses and 16 days of testimony, donald trump has become the first ever american president to be convicted of a crime. this trial will go down in history. but without cameras in the courtroom, americans never got to see the evidence for themselves. they didnt get to see trumps eyes close and his mouth go slack as he sat slumped at the defense table. they didnt get to hear stormy daniels salacious testimony, firsthand. i didnt get to watch the judge clear the courtroom, see...

Because it depends. if there is a conviction, that is something that can be appealed on the law. if there were legal mistakes that were made, if the jury was instructed improperly on the law, if evidence was kept out that was material, improperly, those kinds of things can be appealed, and it can take quite some time, and so there is recourse there, so really complicated, but let me just say thank you so much to our incredible team. it was really great to be here girding out with lawyers, and al...

That this panel, the court of appeals panel, hands were tied. the government acknowledged it. the government argued to them, you dont have the authority to overturn like a vole. nothing changed. he should shouldnt have changed his bail status. listen, its not such a major event in the sense that all he could have done was let him out on bail until rehearing a rehearing on bonk is decided in this case, what he did though is cut the top, pull the rug out from under him because he has to file now, ...

Legitimizing these terrible arguments. but at such lane and delaying, is there any legal recourse just in terms of like, i mean other judges saying like this is just well, this is this is a question if she does find despite the fact that in the paul manafort and andrew miller attacks on robert muller a hunter biden just tried throwing out those ventral counsel if she flies in the face of all precedent and says either under the appointments clauses of the constitution or the appropriation jones c...

The judge has made a substantive ruling. so that means she can then slow walk everything without any repercussions. this woman, this judge, really knows how to manipulate the judicial system and shes doing it very, very effectively. >> although blatantly and right, right in front of us in plain sight. and shes getting away with it. >> well, the special counsel, jack smith, have any recourse well, again what recourse if she hasnt made a ruling. so shell listen to these issues and at low, i think ...

Like, i mean other than just saying like this is just well, this is this is a question if she does find despite the fact that in the paul manafort and andrew miller attacks on robert malek hunter biden just tried throwing out those ventral counsel if she flies in the face of all precedent and says either under the appointments clause of the constitution or the appropriations clause of the constitution. >> that the appointment of jack smith was invalid? yes. theres recourse up to the 11th circuit...

Intentioned goals she may also be scared. she sees how donald trump can turn on a judge. she sees what hes done in new york g and her family have to live in fort pierce in a way, if shes doing it fear or if theres an element thats even worse, we look to federal judges to decide the cases to move them along. this case shook it like blink with their eyebrows and send a message like, how hostage on my back. right? yeah, goodbye. >> but this is just i mean, there are a lot of discretion that judges ...

Despite the fact that in the paul manafort and andrew miller attacks on robert muller a hunter biden just tried throwing out those ventral counsel if she flies in the face of all precedent and said as either under the appointments clause of the constitution or the appropriations clause of the constitution. that the appointment of jack smith was invalid? yes. theres recourse up to the 11th circuit, part of the reason i think in trying to understand her mentality, she seems so scared hard to make ...

Trump can turn on a judge. she sees what hes done in new york. she and her family have to live in fort pierce in a way if shes doing it out of fear or if theres an element thats even worse, we looked to federal judges to decide the cases to move them along this case shook it like blink with her eyebrows and send a message like hostage on my right yeah. >> this is just i mean, there are a lot of discretion that judges have and there are conservative judges, there are liberal theyll judges. but wh...

Named in the suit and only a handful of us were even mentioned by name in the supreme courts decision. and only one of us was found to have standing to continue the suit. and will that person is a physician, not a patient. and you know, i will leave it to my brilliant lawyers with the center for reproductive rights on whats next and their legal strategy. for those of us who are patient and who i will still say were harmed, it feels like the end. i just dont know when the supreme court tells you,...