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Here's what make Trump's actions different from Biden's or Hillary's
In the lead by a large margin. he is still wildly popular. you saw that -- that restaurant and we just -- karen and i just talked about it off camera. that is the jury pool. that is the jury pool that is going to hear this case. and i doubt they'll be a person in that restaurant that could convict donald trump no matter what the charges are. and there is case that is made and there is such a thing of jury nullification as you know. and that is very real. that is likely to happen here. >> but that doesn't -- >> there is something else, which is that is the jury pool. that is going to hear this ...
Florida is trump's home state. in miami-dade county trump goss 46% of the vote, 46% of a 12-person jury is 5.5 jurors and i think that may be donald trump's best chance at an acquittal by getting some of those supporters on the jury to do some jury nullification where they just ignore the evidence and say, i don't want my guy locked up. palm beach county is 43%. he does better here than in d.c. but it was foreign to smith to file in florida because he can make the public understand it's not about politics but about the law and can afford the inevitable delays that would have happened as donald...
There is a well-established history in America of disregarding the rules in order to achieve a just result notwithstanding the normal legal process.
Jury will say, you know what, the guy was scary, subways are scary, he was talking nonsense, and this marine, who was served honorably in our country, he was just trying to help us, and hold on to him until police can get their. i don't agree with it. i think it's properly charged. i think he should be convicted, but i think we need to be honest with people about what could very easily happen in the courtroom. >> well into your point cynthia, criminal trials require unanimous verdicts, every single member of that jury has to agree with what the outcome is. and two, there's this idea of jury nu...