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To campaign for president. of the united states all in the last 5 months. they want all their trials in the next 6 to 12 months. that's not coincidence. he is charged with crimes relating to election activity. he is charged with crimes relates to documents. he is charged with crimes related to nondisclosure agreements, he is changed with crimes relating to campaign activity in one state. he was changed before, with a phony impeachment, he turned out to be right. and they didn't go through the normal due process such as it is that house of representatives has traditionally, then he was changed ...

To campaign for president. of the united states all in the last 5 months. they want all their trials in the next 6 to 12 months. that's not coincidence. he is charged with crimes relating to election activity. he is charged with crimes relates to documents. he is charged with crimes related to nondisclosure agreements, he is changed with crimes relating to campaign activity in one state. he was changed before, with a phony impeachment, he turned out to be right. and they didn't go through the normal due process such as it is that house of representatives has traditionally, then he was changed ...

>> joyce, mark meadows says that his case should be moved to federal court because he was working as a federal official for trump in georgia. or on behalf of trump in the white house in georgia. but fani willis argues that his conduct was political in nature, and she points out that the -- prohibits federal officials from engaging in election activity. today mark meadows's attorney fired back claiming luis's hatch act for arguments a red herring. what do you think? >> so this is a very nuanced legal argument. it's important to understand that the law here is very defendant friendly. this remov...

Both be tried together if possible. >> joyce, mark meadows says that his case should be moved to federal court because he was working as a federal official for trump in georgia. or on behalf of trump in the white house in georgia. but fani willis argues that his conduct was political in nature, and she points out that the hatch act prohibits federal officials from engaging in election activity. today mark meadows's attorney fired back claiming willis's hatch act for arguments are a red herring. what do you think? >> so this is a very nuanced legal argument. it's important to understand that th...

Jones or at least i can imagine the d.a. is going to argue very vigorously that the action she outlined in the indictment are outside the scope of the federal duties of mr. meadows and some of the other defendants that are trying to remove. and i think she's going to say that or has said that based on the hatch act violations. federal officials are not allowed to get involved in any sort of election activity or use their federal role to support a candidate. in addition we've said repeatedly that elections are squarely within the state purview. the president, his chief of staff, and others do n...