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Could appeal his conviction. his first crack at that appeal you ll fail. the appeals court upheld his conviction. the justice department says, it s time for steve bannon to pay the price to serve his sentence and bannon s attorneys believe you should be allowed to remain free until you exhaust all of his appeal options, including going to the supreme court if necessary, wolf and joey, steve bannon, as you know, he s been successful in delaying his sentence in the past. do you think you ll be able to do the same today so wilfredo be at judicial determination, obviously, but i think we have as we look there, that he was found guilty and july of 22, he is convicted at those two counts at sara spoke to number one, who was supposed to produce documents. he didn t he was supposed to show up. he didn t. and then the sentence was effectuating in october of that year. and of course, we know wolf that he appealed that sentence. they kept him out they stayed the sentence pending the appeal. and ....
In news coverage, it s, like a lot of black and brown people who are like, locked up. and then thrown on the cover of the new york post of the evening news, one of a lot of the mugshot that we get. that we consume. and produce. in american media. there s something like, it feels like some sort of fitting, actual, you know, effectuating of equal justice under the law. that the highest, most powerful person, once in the country, has to do this as well. i can tell, you for me, when i moved back to new york, one of the most shots that sit with, me i still remember that he made five teenagers, my age, take a mugshot. that he wanted them, not just take a mugshot, he wanted them dead. stay with that. this is the central five, case the exonerated five. they were my age. as a teenager, living in new york, i ve said it before, it s because i i did watch the apprentice. i despised donald trump. ....
Pictures themselves, but the insignia photoshop as solidarity. this will be, you know, he s a political prisoner. he s our great hero. martyr. brought low by the terrible deep state. it is instantly iconic. why are we all, the mugshot has loomed so large over the fulton county proceedings. it s the only one. it s loomed so large. anticipation of the mugshot. when we re gonna see the mugshot? mugshot, when we have the mugshot? i think part of how to do with the equal justice under the law. as we do with the fact that the way that mugshots tend to work in news coverage, it s, like a lot of black and brown people who are like, locked up. and then thrown on the cover of the new york post of the evening news, one of a lot of the mugshot that we get. that we consume. and produce. in american media. there s something like, it feels like some sort of fitting, actual, you know, effectuating of equal justice under the law. that the highest, most powerful person, once in the country, has ....
That is the one that really hits home as the attack on democracy and why it is so poignant that that charge is included in this indictment. can you kind of draw on that a little bit as we re talking about count four here, specifically, essentially the victims here are the american people. how do you see the former president s attorneys defending these actions? well, i m sure we ll hear all sorts of arguments ranging from the inevitable legal argument that the constitution nowhere specifies a right to vote. that s true. the language you have a right to vote does not appear in the constitution. but, of course, it is implicit from the surrounding context. and courts should make short shrift of that sort of argument. we ll hear the more detailed arguments that trump perhaps never formally entered into a conspiracy, where the object was to interfere with the vote, because he believed that he had won. he in fact believed what he was doing was effectuating the wishes of the voter, and so ....
Week. it s a sign of how they have to be careful. you have the oldest president out there, energetic as he may be, and as you know, eager to hit the road as he might be, it s incumbent upon the staff of any president to ensure they re putting him out there at his, in a way that allows him to be at his best. how effectuating are that because in your article you talk about how they say he s got tremendous leadership, he s very sharp with the questions whatever they re going back and forth he leaves things. the guy works out every day, half the time of the trainer. that s not getting out there? how frustrating is that for the white house staff? i think it is frustrating that they recognize that the bigger problems politically is that it s even if the president is sharp as they say, some of the physicality has been, you know, hard to overcome. at times he ll shuffle sometimes because he has, you ....