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and they would also start to do that with franklin douglass, and all of those black heroes and black spokesman of our time, or of previous times. they are co-opting in service of the exact opposite arguments that those people would make. it's a disgusting, horrible, but real life thing that is happening. >> we are almost out of time, but i would like to ask one quick last question to all of you. i have been inspired by the fox host and republican -- i'll ask for a show of hands from the three of you. if you believe it's more likely than not the trump will be sitting inside of a prison cell coming 2024? do you believe there's a highlight at the end of that? >> cautious, cautious. barb raise your hand. none of us know, we all flying blind, but i would be interesting to see what you say. >> i don't think it will go that fast. >> fair points. that's why raising hands is so
creates for prosecutors when you have trump of course trying to delay. >> yeah, it's interesting most defendants prepared to delay their trial date. they want to delay the day of reckoning. they hope that maybe the case will be better for them, the evidence will grow stale, witnesses will forget the details sometimes witnesses even tie. from time to time, you will see a defendant assert their right to a speedy trial, it may be an effort to get the prosecutor flat-footed and catch them before they are ready. it may be because they want to put this behind them. it may be because they want to provide a preview for donald trump. and so, whatever it is, i'm sure the fani willis did not indict this case until she was ready to go to trial. so, my guess is it should be ready to go even if just to try this case multiple times with small groups of defendants. >> barb, understanding that there are multiple rationales for seeking a beady trial, if you do have some defendants go to trial before trump goes to trial, how does that play out
that's a that he doesn't want to put his family through. he was part of a plot to pressure a worker to confessing to fraud. they're a lot of moving parts, all of this a stark reminder of the stakes for our democracy. he writes for the washington post quote anyone thinking of joining trump's next coup attempt is getting a vivid instruction of what could await them in that the georgia indictments are serving one of the central peoples of the criminal justice system, deterrence. joining us now msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade, she's a co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast. nbc digital reporter ryan j. riley, his new book sedition hunters, how january 6th broke the justice system it hits bookstores october 17th. special correspondent for vanity fair molly she hosts the fast politics podcast. barb a lawyer for easements as the legal team to decide by this weekend if he is going to seek a speedy trial. talk about the tension it
the stakes for our democracy. he writes for the washington post quote anyone thinking of joining trump's next coup attempt is getting a vivid instruction of what could await them in that the georgia indictments are serving one of the central peoples of the criminal justice system, deterrence. joining us now msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney barbara mcquade, she's a co-host of the hashtag sisters in law podcast. nbc digital reporter ryan j. riley, his new book sedition hunters, how january 6th broke the justice system it hits bookstores october 17th. special correspondent for vanity fair molly she hosts the fast politics podcast. barb a lawyer for easements as the legal team to decide by this weekend if he is going to seek a speedy trial. talk about the tension it creates for prosecutors when you have trump of course trying to delay. >> yeah, it's interesting most defendants prepared to delay their trial date. they want to delay the day of reckoning. they hope that maybe the case will be better for them, the evidence will grow stale, witnesses will forget the details sometimes witnesses even tie. from time to time, you will see
even though he's made his demand, and that date has been set for october, there is what's known as six quotable delay, war judgment for the delay a trial date while it works through these pre trial motions. >> barb, of got 30 seconds. i wanted to ask you a follow-up on that then, this is a speedy demand, this is his ability by right under georgia statute. to go to trial by october 23rd. if the state isn't ready to go, could charges be dismissed? >> absolutely. he has that absolute right. sometimes defendants will assert their speedy trial right in an effort to keep a prosecutor, you, know catch them flat-footed and not ready to go. that happens from time to time. fani willis says she's ready. this delay we saw from january where we had the special grand jury, to the filing of the indictment, was what she was doing during that time was getting ready for trial in case it was a speedy trial demand. my bet is that she'll be ready to go. >> barbara mcquade, always keeping it tight and given us all the information that we need to be ready to be prepared. thank you so much for joining
a defendant assert their right to a speedy trial, it may be an effort to get the prosecutor flat-footed and catch them before they are ready. it may be because they want to put this behind them. it may be because they want to provide a preview for donald trump. and so, whatever it is, i'm sure the fani willis did not indict this case until she was ready to go to trial. so, my guess is it should be ready to go even if just to try this case multiple times with small groups of defendants. >> barb, understanding that there are multiple rationales for seeking a beady trial, if you do have some defendants go to trial before trump goes to trial, how does that play out for trump? >> in some ways i think legally it can be advantageous to donald trump, but politically it may be disadvantages. here is what, legally he will get a preview of the prosecution case. he can develop his own strategy and response to that. and they can lock in witnesses to their stories. a skilled defense attorney can