also with us is palm beach state attorney dave aronberg. perhaps we need to take the party to miami next time. >> right now here with mary in washington, and thank you for being here. if you can just do us sort of a scene setting for us about where the state of play in the cases are, my contention has been for some time that donald trump was going to use this system to effectively manipulate it into doing the jungle gym thing, jumping all over itself, and with the delay, delay, delay. in my estimation, tell me if i'm wrong, he's achieved that goal. looks like none of these cases are going to land anywhere near starting, let alone completing by the november presidential election? >> i mean it's an interesting strategy. he hasn't really won the motions. east basically lost on a lot of the arguments, but he's won on delay. he keeps slowing things down, and you know, i do still think there's a chance for one or two trials to start, but it's also quite possible they won't. so in georgia, obviously, we had -- we don't have a trial state set at al

joining us now state attorney for palm beach county, dave aronberg. dave, thanks for joining us on such a busy morning. let's start with trump's ability to post bond. it reveals he's certainly less liquid than he would like us all to believe. but walk us through what happened next, if he doesn't get an extension and can't post bond by deadline, what recourse, what steps can the attorney general's office take? >> well, good to be with you, jonathan. don't expect the appeals court to extend the deadline of monday. there would need to be exceptional circumstances such as proof of irreparable harm. but what makes trump different in this situation than others who are hit with large judgments, the fact he's a former president? no, that shouldn't matter. that's why i think the appeals court is not going to stop this. he's not going to get special treatment here. either he's going have to post the bond or sell some assets to raise the cash, but he's not going to be able to sell the assets in time for monday unless it's at a fire sale prices. he can appeal bon

. >> trump appearing at mar-a-lago yesterday and joining us dave aronberg., it was telegraphed in the arguments a few weeks ago, this was going to be where they rule. did you expect it to be unanimous? give us other impressions? >> good morning, i'm not surprised. the supreme court wanted no part of kicking trump off the ballot during these heated political times if there was any doubt of that, the oral arguments put those to rest. when liberals are skeptical of your arguments you know you're leaving washington d.c. with an l. the court latched onto section five of the 14th amendment which gives congress the power of the provisions of the article. but the five justices here went further than that. they didn't just rule that states candidate disqualify trump or presidential candidates. they ruled that states cannot disqualify any federal insurrectionist candidate and gave congress the exclusive power to implement that section. there's nothing in section 5 that says that congress and only congress has the power to implement section 3. but the court gave congre

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let's bring in christine romans and state attorney for palm beach county dave aronberg.wo decades in prison. talk to us about his personal story and what this could mean for the crypto industry writ large. >> his personal story is super interesting. he is a math guy, obviously very, very smart, but really not your typical startup guy, not your typical ceo. he wore shorts, barefoot, sort of dishevelled. he would hold meetings after staying up all night playing video games. there was something him that people loved. they thought this guy was the face of crypto and they trusted him. it was meant to be a platform for mom and pop investors to get into crypto in a safe way. it was a scam, it was a con. he was spending the money on his lifestyle. he was spending the money liberally in politics. he was investing in a hedge fund that was just breaking the rules right and left. people trusted him and kept giving him their money. >> dave aronberg, what do you make of the sentence here? >> it is far less than 40 to 50 years prosecutors wanted, but it is about five times what the def

let's bring in katie phang, charles coleman and dave aronberg. katie phang, your take-aways?of us predicted there was no actual conflict of interest, because based on the law, the evidence that was submitted during the course of this hearing made it clear that didn't exist. the question of what legal standard judge mcafee was going to apply was the biggest question that got answered. he kind of did a hybrid. he said no actual conflict, however, the appearance of a conflict is found here. it's a little bit of a solomon's choice. do you keep fani willis or nathan wade? i think it's a no-brainer. you get rid of nathan wade. remember nathan wade's role in there. he started before the special grand jury was even put together. he kind of spearheaded this investigation. he took this investigation, fed it into the special purpose grand jury, got those results. you have to think about the historical knowledge nathan wade has. all of that being said, if the solution here is to move forward with d.a. fani willis and the rest of her team, including the other skilled and incredibly compet

. >> let's bring in right now state attorney for palm beach county, dave aronberg.lvin bragg, saying enough is enough. time to bring this to trial. you think we're going to see that soon? >> i do, joe. good to be with you and mika and t.j. this morning. >> yes. >> morning, t.j. >> thank you. >> well, i do think judges matter, joe. judge merchan wants this to do. bragg said, you know the delay tactics, judge, because you were in attacked by trump to get off the case and delay this further. don't give in now. of the 170 documents, only 270 apply to this case, are relevant to the defense. most are incriminating. don't delay this any further. i think judge merchan on monday is going to set a trial date for april. i think this is going to happen before the election. >> how do you see this case? how do you see the strength of this case? a lot of people have been critical of it. i've been less critical, frankly, because i think, you know, it is a legitimate case. let it go to trial. but some people have said this is the least serious case. it shouldn't be the first one to