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Because he didn't intend to the violate any campaign finance law, he maybe wanted to hide it from his wife. >> absolutely. and, again, to emphasize again, proven beyond a reasonable caught that that was, or indeed, his motive. but here again i would emphasize even if all of those difficulties were overcome, it is a horrible exercise of prosecutorial discretion. not to depress the listeners, i assume that trump will do well. his lawyers may prevail in a motion practice. but you know what, paul? the harm has been done. what bragg has done has literally changed the environment, the political pala...

So he's going to go to jail. that's very unlikely this is a nonviolent felony offense. laura talks about the fact that you have to have additional charges and we don't really know what's in that indictment. by and large, it's very unlikely that he is going to have bail set at all we are not a state that does cash bail on nonviolent felonies that's one way that it differs another way that it differs is that we often engage in open file discovery what that means is instead of quibbling with the attorneys back and forth about what's going to be turned over, there is a basic agreement between pros...

Which we will assume is not guilty. he said he is not guilty of these charges. how long does it take? he is in the middle of a campaign if he is the nominee that will culminate in november of 2024. a trial in new york in a year. >> longer than that perhaps, shannon. the motion practice that you will have will be immense. we talk about a congested new york criminal court system where things don't get to trial very fast even in the ordinary course. there is nothing ordinary about this. this could take a very long time. there is going to be a lot of motions. just the whole business of whether bra...

0 in the anchor chair on the last word, i'll be in ukraine. i'll be retaining to ukraine reporting to mark the grim milestone of one year since the russian invasion. looking more to -- continue to endure and persevere. that's tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle can begins right now. >> tonight, president biden touting a blockbuster jobs report, while the new book compares the former president to an infamous mob boss. and the pentagon says a chinese spy balloon is still moving over the u.s.. where china might be looking for and what we can do about it. and from everything do...

Was counterallegations of domestic violence. you didn't hear talks about speech or public figure standards or provable falsity. you just had all this mud slinging. alex jones took a default judgment on both cases, texas and connecticut, meaning liability was not an issue. we weren't discussing first amendment principles. there wasn't a hard dive on it. so, are those really speech cases? we call them speech cases because we know that's what was claimed. the issue though of why they're going to trial is the more fascinating one. what i'm seeing -- i'm grass roots level. this is what i do. >> yea...