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joe biden with a prosecutor who reports to merrick garland, if justice is nonbinding that all peaking at from behind the blindfold to figure out what the right ruling is to reserve their jobs. >> sean: is that at the beginning of the trial, i do not think that he could get a fair trial, and i could tell you, he did not get a fair trial. it was everything that i expected and worse. i have the opposite feeling h here, they are going to bend over backwards to accommodate of the biden's and delaware. just a feeling, you were in the courtroom, i wrong? >> it looked, i think that the judge is playing to a straight-backed. she was the one who overturned the plea deal in the first place by just asking a few questions about this very strange specialized two part deal that fell apart as soon as she did ask questions. but fight, eight oh, the jurors for instance, seven of the 12
posts on three pro-trump websites urging the beating or killing of judge merchan or judge engoron or judge mcafee in georgia. one january 6th convict, who has already served his prison sentence for taking part in the trump mob attack on congress, he posted on twitter a photo of prosecutor alvin bragg in a noose. it is terrorizing to the people involved in these cases, and it is systemic. they do it to all of them with all of the cases. it's designed to make the legal system unworkable when it comes to trump, right? it's designed to make people unwilling to participate in the system if trump is involved in the case because you and your family will be put in danger, right? it's designed, if you are part of a case involving trump, if you are considering bringing m sort of legal action, however well justified that relates to
system because it's such a political issue when you, when you ask anyone about this verdict, how they feel about it. but for those of us who went to the courtroom and sat and watched this jury do it, do its job, and also watched the judge was incredibly fair and bent over backwards at points to be so to the defense and to donald trump, the defendant i wonder is a retired judge, how you view what it's done to try to diminish the credibility of what you've done, it has diminished the credibility of what we've all done. that's not just me as a judge who works in the criminal justice system. it's the prosecutors, it's the defense lawyers who often represent defendants who are guilty and have done terrible things, but they understand that this system means that everyone is presumed innocent unless and until the jury says otherwise, and every right to which they are entitled should be out on display in a courtroom. it demeans court officers. it demeans all of us and to see these high level people from washington waltz into the
what the contours might be of that federal investigation? >> well, the police captain who revealed this -- and everyone in the courtroom was surprised by this. the defense attorneys were surprised. even the judge kind of used the word "surprised" to talk about this statement that was made by the michigan police captain all of a sudden kind of out of the blue in kind of a traditional line of questioning. who else have you talked to? and this police captain said, oh, i talked to some people yesterday from washington, d.c. everyone kind of froze for a second. what do you mean you talked to someone from washington, d.c. yesterday? he said that this interview focused wholly on the electors. this was about the electors. this wasn't some other issue. this was an interview that lasted some amount of time, talking about these fake electoral votes that these people brought to the door of the michigan capitol on december 14th, 2020. he said that they didn't ask about specific individuals. he was read a list of some names. did they ask about this person?
highly conflicted in all caps, and the judge, juan were sean will determine the future of our nation he also wrote, that means the united states supreme court must decide, well, decide what my legal sources join me now, former us attorney for the southern district of new york, david kelley and retired new york state supreme court justice, who is known judge merchan for more than 15 years. judge joe kahn visor judge, is there any basis for the supreme court to get involved here none not at this moment. >> absolutely. none. the supreme court cannot look at this case until all of the state appeals process processes have ended. we are not even there. he hasn't even filed his appeal. it has to go to the intermediate appellate court, which is in the first let's department the first department appellate division from there. it's not automatically going to our high court, the court of appeals. they can take cases as they see them the appellate division can look at questions of law. they can look at questions of fact. they can
federal prosecutor david weiss dragged on what appeared to be a fake investigation for years, member he allowed the statute of limitation to run out on several serious tax crimes, could be in the recall them -- you then reportedly seemed content to wrap up the probe without any charges. then a little problem happened, was the blowers out of the irs, they sounded the alarm. the doj, wise had to move to plan b, what was plan b, that was a sweetheart a white steel, masquerading as justice. never before in the history of the country has ideal ever been that sweet! even to the defense being asked by the judge in the courtroom, did you ever see anything, idea like this ever before they have to admit no. no felony tax charges, no jail time, differed meaningless gun charge and nothing else. unfortunate for hunter, the plea deal collapsed after the federal judge starting actually ask real
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he not had a judge he said, a trumpet winner judge, was that he can do that. i'm going to hold you accountable. this deal that you're asked me to sign onto i will not sign onto it. can you imagine if it was a clinton avoided -- appointed judge or a writer and appointed judge, that judge would've ratified of the prosecutor's we deal, there would be no trial. that it brings me to the venue. i think all the facts in new york which exonerated donald trump, everywhere in america except the bluest of blue counties, was widely bought at the trial in manhattan, one of the bluest counties in america. same thing we are seeing in georgia, that is one of the bluest counties in america where they are trying to go offer donald trump on local charges. it is shake your faith in the justice system. i will point out to the justice department is prosecuting senator menendez, a democrat and this is hard because it just as needs to be blind. but i just worry so much when it merrick garland who reports to
other records. that i think even a many liberals would object, they would say that you are adding to this notion of bit special criminal system just for trump. it's bad and now the effectively created a crime for him, is zapping the dead misdemeanor into life and coming up with this rather novel theory. in terms of any sense being imposed before appeal, i would hope that judge merchan would suspend it or allow the appeal to go forward. there are a lot of options here, if he doesn't go with a jail sentence which i think would be absurd, there is community service, it is home confinement. and most of these cases that think he would have a conditional dismissal. just the type of go out and a say no more, you are on probation, or parole, we are under review. i think that is what most judges
don't know the names of the jurors, but i think there's more than meets the eye here. >> yeah. and i mean, we look at juror number four, if for example two, we're not as point of a lot of these jurors were connected to the issues that are at the heart of this case, and juror number four, it's a woman who when she was asked about her views on drugs and gun ownership, she said that people who smoke weed should be allowed to own firearms, saying it's not as bad as drugs like heroin, that was the quote from jury number for chagrin, our father and brother own guns that we have others who talk about a guy who said that he is a licensed to carry a concealed firearm is three pistols. he said he believes the second amendment is very important and that every law fighting citizen that follows the law should be able to have their second amendment mean this is a very interesting jury pool that's going to be considering these major questions. >> yeah, so prosecutors tend to want law-abiding people, right? people who follow the law, because you want them to listen to the judge's instructions. you want them to be the sort who just would never break the law themselves? but it's just,