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Reuters/Tasos KatopodisFederal prosecutors on special counsel Jack Smith’s team are growing increasingly fed up with Donald Trump’s delay tactics, warning a judge on Thursday that he may be trying to manipulate the court.“Trump’s actions in the hours following the hearing … confirm his overriding interest in delaying both trials at any cost,” Department of Justice prosecutors wrote in a filing to Judge Aileen Cannon in Florida federal court. “This Court should [not] allow itself to be manipulate

The 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, donald trump's legal challenge are quickly filling. up the trial data set in check smith select showcase as the former president continues his delay tactics. and mark meadows takes the stand in order to make his case federal. what went down in court today? then another community in america left grieving after a racist shooting leaves three black people dead. the fbi now investigating it as a hate crime. the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. back with you tonight from...

Also completely unreasonable and has a ton of delay tactics. you have a year of status conferences they propose before they make their motions for a month or two and then another year of pretrial motions and conferences. so there's really no need for that. there is a lot of discovery, but it is searchable. so somewhere in between i think is somewhere where she will land. there's an interest here, a strong public interest in a speedy trial. i would expect you'd see something more in the spring of 2024 in advance of the election so this trial can go first. i do think that the judge has likely al...

Giving meadows and clark the hand on their filing to delay this arrest. does that seem unusual to? and as that suggest anything about the broader case you have this moved into federal court? >> it doesn't seem unusual, and alex. in fact, it seems so normal that it seems almost like that's what is taking people by surprise and we are so used to seeing -- delay tactics that work in various institutions that should be about accountability. and when we see the process working the way that it should -- everyone is presumed innocent and everyone gets their trial, their day in court, their arguments....

Surprise. we are so used to seeing delay tactics work in various institutions that should be about accountability. and when we see the process working the way that it should, everyone is presumed innocent and everyone gets their trial, their day in court, their arguments, but it has to proceed. and the judges and the prosecutors and all the various cases are saying, no, no. there is no special treatment here. we are going ahead with this, the way we would for just about any other defendant. if anything, the allowing people to surrender and giving them the time to surrender was an accommodation...