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This is it has truly been amazing, and if anybody is prepared for this, it's d a fani willis. this has been pending in her office for a couple of years with the best lawyers she could gather from around the prosecutorial areas of the state. she's assembled a team of some really strong litigators. they've spent enormous time and in fact that maybe a criticism as we watch this trial move forward. but she is prepared. i would be very concerned if i'm the top people in this indictment, because she is not playing around. she wants to put these people into jail, rice street is the first stop. she wa...

Reaction out of trump world? >> not really. the former president doesn't want to see this trial move forward at all. his legal team argued for it to happen after the election. he was calling it election interference. today on his social media platform he's mostly been focused on other topics including his feud with fox news and a new proposal having to deal with human traffickers. i would just say some of the reason why having covered campaigns for a long time, if this trial does start in the middle of may, that's almost an ideal place to park it in the political calendar. if he's going to be ...

The remaining counts on which the virginia jury hung but the upcoming trial. i don't know that that's a likely scenario, but i will say that anytime we have defendants with multiple criminal cases, and we get them convicted in one, i can tell you as a career prosecutor we move heaven and earth to try to resolve the outstanding cases. now, i would say the normal rules of prosecutorial conviction are out the window. they don't apply. but it could be that both sides will looking for a little bit of daylight to try to resolve the cases. the d.c. trial -- >> that a manafort plea could still happen,...

People to forget or die even or witnesses to forget things. as a defense attorney to object to that it may be the tactic. but as far as the prosecutor, i would want anything to have this case go forward more quickly. >> jon: the case is already more than four and a half years old. but some of the accused have been in jail for quite some time as well. is there the prospect they can raise some kind of speedy trial argume argument, whitney? if they don't get the trial move. >> they can. but this case is four years old and the prosecutors chose to make arrest as early as september of 2014 the pros...