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See where it's going, and it's complete bedlam. not only is this unlikely to pass the democratic senate, but it's unconstitutional because the current state of the law is that a state prosecution or criminal prosecution can be removed to federal court if the conduct underlying it relates somehow -- it comes under color of someone's federal office and there's some sort of federal defense to it. you saw this recently with mark meadows. he tried to move the election interference case in georgia and that got rejected by the federal courts and got sent back down to the state courts. that's really w...

It is a low-level felony. it is his first criminal conviction. it is nonviolent. you can also argue, on the other side i think this is the way that the prosecution will see, likely the judge. that to the extent that the legislature envisioned a felony being punishable by four years of jail, this is the case that screams out for it. this is the case where the falsifying of this records relates to subverting the election to the presidency. michael cohen to prison for three years are basically the same conspiracy. all the different sovereigns, it was the federal prosecution, it was the state pros...

Going. not only is this unlikely to pass the democratic senate. but it is unconstitutional. >> that was my question. >> the current state of the law is that state prosecution, criminal prosecution can be moved to federal court if the conduct underlying it will lead somehow, comes under color of federal office and there is some sort of federal defense to it. you saw this most recently with mark meadows. he tried to move the election interference case in georgia to the federal court, saying that this came from his time as chief of staff of the white house and that got rejected and sent back down...

Pass the democratic senate but it is unconstitutional. >> that was my question. >> the current state of the law is that a state prosecution, a criminal prosecution can be removed to federal court if the conduct underlying it relates somehow, comes under federal office. mark meadows tried to move the election interference case to the federal court saying this came from his time as chief of staff in the white house and that got rejected by the federal court and sent back down to the georgia state courts. that is where this arises so i think this really falls more into the category of performativ...

Criminal conviction, it's nonviolent. but you could also argue on the other side and i think this is the way the prosecution will see it and the judge is to the extent the legislature envisioned an e-felony punishable by up to four years in jail, this is case that screams out for it. this is case where falsifying business records relates to subverting the election to the presidency. michael cohen went to prison for three years for basically the same conspiracy. you could say, well, there are different sovereigns, it was a federal prosecution, this the is a state prosecution. and michael cohen ...