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doing so in the best interest of their country but the best interest of their own careers. >> thank you for being here tonight. >> thank you. a new flood of evidence in the gilgo killer case, including a doll found in the suspect's house and hundreds of guns. we'll hear the latest in the case and why the police feel like the suspect was getting ready to strike again.
the house was not kept very well. >> which is a little odd for for an architecturer. >> yes. >> he was sort of combative? >> yes. >> he was not really a nice guy? >> no. he just had a look and a little intimidating. >> i know lots of people tried to crack this case and tried to profile who it might be. did anybody get close? >> no. nobody got close. and what is frustrated being this entire thing is that none
strong, so smart. how did you hear that? >> exactly what you said. he's giving praise on her hoping that she will rule in his favor tomorrow. that goes to show that trump is all about loyalty. he thinks this judge owes her something because he put her in this position. therefore, in his eyes, she should rule in his favor. in the same interview, he said something along the lines that she should, quote, do the right thing or the people that love this country should do the right thing. he's putting out this thinly thread of quote, wanting her to do the right thing tomorrow. hopefully she will ignore that and do what is best for the case. >> sarah, the is a new york times article about what donald trump and his team are planning if he were to win the primary
his mishandling of classified documents. >> i know is it a highly respective judge, very smart and strong. >> so appointed her? >> yes. she loves our country. we need judges that love our country so they do the right thing. >> so let's begin there with tomorrow's news tonight. the judge in the case is telling both sides to it be ready to discuss a trial date when they appear in her courtroom tomorrow. the doj wants this trial to happen fast. team trump hopes to delay the primaries before till after this. and joining us are our next guests.
2024, isn't that a factor? >> sure. i think it is definitely a factor. my focus generally in cases is on sort of what the real mechanism is about moving forward. there is a speedy trial act. in the interest of the american people, it should be before the election. the nuts and bolts of this case should drive the case. you're talking about 57 terror bites of images so far. the library of congress is ten bites of data. this is a lot of information. 833,000 pages of review. it would not be normal to put that to trial in six months. >> says are sobering numbers that you just threw at us. in terms of the discovery and even having to present to the
>> in terms of the math, as you know, former president trump lost some pivotal battleground states like georgia, arizona, wisconsin by a slim margin, something like 44,000 votes. how can a third party, being so new, not be a spoiler if that were the case? >> i can tell you that there is not a soul in the organization that intentions to be a spoiler. i would not try to do anything to try to tip the election in donald trump's favor. i don't think joe mansion or lieberman would do it either. right now 70% do not want biden or trump. 59% said they would consider a third alternative. and 49% of the people in the country are registered independent. a new poll showed that 33% said they would vote for trump.
much more with rolling stone's columnist and others. let's talk about the possible third party run for whomever. we discovered larry hogan of maryland. he did the math and he did a compelling case that a third of the country doesn't want a democrat or a republican. so why not a third party candidate. you're a number cruncher. can it work? >> no, i don't think it can. they're not independent. we're mostly align in one other the other. but at the end of the day, it is hard to go to a aired party. especially when a third party candidate as unaspiring as we're seeing right now that will give you the energy and someone that would change your
of this evidence that they have is new. this is all evidence that we've had since 2010. it begs the question, why did it take 13 years to get here? it just calls into question the previous administration was in control of the case in 2010. we know the police chief at that time was corrupt. he ended up in jail, so did the da. it is frustrating, had they done their jobs, the families of these victims could have suffered a lot less time. it is frustrating. >> john, there were other bodies found in this same vicinity. is there any reason, other than location, to believe it is the same suspect? do they have the same telltale signs? >> some of the cases they're looking at, one of them is an
what is customary? >> what is customary is split the baby. i think the date that the judge has in mind is a progressive date. i think it will be somewhere in between. i'm not sure it should be a function of the election. i think that is important to the american people. i think the real issues here are the volume of discovery, the classified information, the procedures act issues that complicate things extraordinarily and motion practice in the case. the special prosecutor said it was a novel case. we have never encountered the tension between a former president and a view of documents and the espionage act and how they resolve them. >> you don't think that the timing of the presidential election should play into this? as it gets closer to november,
donald trump is a threat to our democracy, i resigned on january sixth about his lack of action that day and the lies about the election. he wants to erode our democracy and do away with our checks and balances and have a dictatorship. he wants more power for himself if he were to become president ever again. my hope is that he will never have that chance and that someone will beat him in the nominating contest and be the republican nominee. that doesn't look to be the case right now. he's a front-runner. that is concerning to me. >> sarah, people like you have spoken about having a breaking point and leaving and never wanting to work in those