which is the appellate. and appellate upper attentives or owner. and she is the karen has the public comment in at the moment and the appellate's window is down here. so -- if you see the orange line? drawn here. going across that is where our hand rail will be. will we are open to do privacy screen that will act as our hand rail. so let's say when you are on the deck you don't have a view into the neighbor's property. and then similarly than i don't have a view into our deck. i think it works both base. i want to stress you know we did not extend the deck further you know we could have extend today -- down further so it was closer to the neighbors. we chose not to do that in respect of the neighbors. i think in terms of at the back we are probably in the back as much as we can go. we are up against the back of the property. you know again, i think the privacy screen would [inaudible]. >> and then from that point the deck -- the back end of the deck is the orange line which would extend to the other side of the property line >> that's correct >> ok

action requested by appellate.ellate appeals the june 28, 22 order of abatement and assessment of costs requesting the order of abatement and assessment of cost reversed and with drawn with prejudice for a number of reasons. >> department has to come forward. >> thank you. now we will move to the second case for today the second aab appeal case on today agenda. his report on behalf of the housing inspection service for appeal case number 6909. this property the address is 2455 jackson street plot 0606. lot number 024. [inaudible]. the property consists of 4 store wood frame building for residential use in with 5 unit. a case view 3 years ago in 20 ton dbi inspection receive a complaint from a public member about dangerous condition resulting from the further maintenance slow progress on unpermitted remodeling work and building material. falling from the upper level of the building in the adjacent property. building has been vacant. violation include the property maintenance and authorize repair and remodel. constru

we can gift appellate 10 minutes as well.appellate can come forward and president stated for the record we will allow you 10 minutes of time to have equal time as the ophone. >> >> i like to say that the bic thinks this person is not the witness at the time during this i known he does not know anything he was rigged for wrote in there. and this is my presentation is fact. i have been tried to do this several times. and first i go one one. i'm respect here [inaudible] nov issue on november 10 this says march 11. have been nit pick m career i will nit pick each one here first of all -- [inaudible] and the second is -- when i sept workjx 1237 shafter the client numerous -- nov. and i reluctant to take the work the reason they have so many things there. the client is have a friend of mine and insist me to help him because i understand the stem how it works in dbi. and i knew everyone here but accept this person that just presented. okay and i took the work and the building was supposed to raise for 2-3 feet. so the date on this p

host: what is an appellate judge? guest: the federal judicial system is divided into three levels. federal district court with trial courts at the bottom and the federal court of appeals in the middle. so, we have 12 geographically organized federal courts of appeals, as well as a specialized court to hear certain matters. when you hear about the ninth circuit, the d.c. circuit judge, the fourth circuit, formerly known as the court of appeals, these are the appellate courts. host: how many are there and how many picks to the appellate courts does the president usually get? guest: i believe there are 12 geographically organized courts of appeals, as well as the so-called federal circuit, which handles intellectual property and claims against the government, i believe. host: each one of those has about how many judges? guest: there's a wide variation. the first circuit has maybe five? the next is 29, i believe? it's quite a variation. the mean is in the 10 to 15 range, but don't hold me to that. so, right now there are only five announced vacancies among the 170 or so active judgeshi

and rather than go to a federal district court over here than a federal appellate court than go to the there is at least one and my view an avenue to take it to the supreme court if they want to take it up they can. if they don't they mark: welcome back america. let me lay this out. this case should be gone now. donald trump is putting his government together. donald trump is preparing for a transition. his hands are full. he is making an enormous number of decisions. he is even involved an activity involving foreign leaders were calling him and so forth and so on. he is the president and waiting. this case in new york is without authority now. it has no authority now. because the supremacy clause kicks in. they supremacy clause of the constitution, mr. merchan has no business rolling on anything at this point other than to say i'm shutting the case down. it's over. that is how the constitution works. we will see if he does that on tuesday. the president's lawyers have said if he doesn't they're going to appeal in new york. what arthur and i are saying is that is fine, it may be get it

>> again, we anticipate the decision from the appellate decision. thank you everybody.

to an appellate court will in the highest court in new york.ou think this is going and is this the way he would proceed? works first of all i do not trust a judge merchan to the right thing at all he should have recused himself from day one. he decided to keep it a thing for publicity purposes i have appeared before him i find him to be incompetent and insecure. but with an ego. this case perhaps to be dismissed there's no question about it. the october 16 memo from the office of legal counsel says clearly there cannot be any indictment or criminal process for a sitting president by the same principles ought to apply to principal elect out of the presidential transition act it has the same priority of a policy and attention that's required and he's a sitting president you say that's only binding on the federal justice department. this is a state prosecution. the same principles underlying that memo sits with the judge on the d.c. district court those same principles apply tog articw professor, no fan of president trump has written the state con

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we're waiting for the appellate division, but do the right thing yourself.: then you have the d. a., alvin bragg, and his case, which we have to remind folks it was an uncharged, outdated, misdemeanor that somehow magically became 34 felonies and you had a judge that clearly had a bias, not only in the courtroom itself, during the trial, but previous to that he was chastised once for his political contributions. what's up with that? any news on the alvin bragg case? >> sure. d. a. bragg gave their recommendation which was to navigate this after the presidency, after he's done being president, which is insane to me. instead of just saying drop this case. it was past the statute of limitations just like letitia's case. it was passed up by cy vance and passed up by bragg and brought when he ran. the key witnesses were michael cohen and stormy daniels who i believe are not credible and we saw that in a new york court, a jury who was brought information they shouldn't have been brought according to the supreme court because he is privileged and entitled to immuni

as someone who clerked on a state appellate court it was shocking to me at the time. judges do typically do everything in their power to avoid the appearance of unfairness. this judge has not cared about that. so we know that he considers politics. now, to your point, harris, if he were to not toss this case out, he will be an outlier politically speaking. it is clear what will happen in washington, d.c. jack smith's is wounding down the dayss. in georgia the court of appeals pulled off the hearing with fani willis whether or not she can remain presiding over the case. that indicates that case is going away. so if judge merchan doesn't take one of the off ramps that he has to get out of this case he will be out there by himself and the question that i think he needs to consider if he hasn't been is does he want to be responsible for republicans winning again in 2028? because lawfare didn't work. he told us everything we need to know about this person that he does not care even about the appearance of fairness, which is quite concerning especially when you have the for

engaging in these international organisations and even causing more harm to these things like the wto appellateody which will further erode some of these international institutions that countries have spent so long to build up. we have been reporting on the appointments to his cabinet coming into force injanuary the latest one he has chosen brendan carr to lead the federal communications division, the sec is a government agency regulating government agency regulating government broadcast and online communications, he is currently the senior republican on the commission and an ally of a long task he wrote to mr and alphabet and microsoft accusing them of censoring americans and saying they must restore free speech rights for ordinary citizens. mr trump calling him a worrier of free speech. turning to markets in asia, which are trading mostly higher, with the japan's nikkei the only underperformer. china stocks meanwhile, are up around one percent. this follows their recent downward trend after the us presidential election, as investors worry about the friction between washington and beijing gett

is understandable, on the other hand, all of those issues that may arise in a jury trial, those appellateues like something wasn't done right or a piece of evidence should not have come in, all of that is pretty much waived when it's just the jury, meaning that not only will the case be quicker, but his appellate remedies may be nonexistent. that's a very difficult call to waive a jury in a case like this. >> yeah, and i think we're actually going to go back and watch a little bit more of the trial. we know one of the family members left before they showed the body cam. >> in the intramural fields, that area. >> it looks like it's going to be back on one of the larger trails that circles from the back. the picture earlier, it would have been the main trail that circled directly back from lake herrick drive. >> you see that trail in state's exhibit 5? >> i believe so. >> can you show the court on state's exhibit 5 where you are now. >> yes, so it should be right around here near the bend of this trial. >> all right. is that you looking at your phone again? >> yes. >> y'all can stop calling

i don't see any appellate court judge turning around and saying -- i think they will say , you need anew trial on this. a lot of that evidence gets thrown out. when it gets thrown out on a case like that the case has to be remanded for new trial and there is no way they will proceed forward. that case will be stayed as well because he is a sitting president. in short, all these cases are going nowhere. >> what you think about -- again, this is something that former president trump himself has said. he has said he is interested in pardoning january 6 convicts. you think that will happen? >> i don't know whether it will happen or not. there is a doj processing the attorney general will be involved in that. i don't think donald trump will wave a magic wand. i think that is a decision that will be made through the process where he goes through doj. i'm sure the oval office will be involved in it and they will make judgments as to what categories they might consider pardoning early on. it might be the folks just charged and convicted with trespass. i don't think there is any chance that th

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in order for this to reach the appellate stage, assuming arguments sake, judge merchan denies here ain order for this thing to ultimately be appealed and that is where the confusions end. jonathan turley says this creates a scenario where president trump is on a leash. interesting metaphor and eight president beholden to state and local officials whenever trump makes a new york decision if the case is active. your thoughts on that. >> look, he really is on a leash. i think the leash is getting longer and longer. look, at the end of the day, todd, i don't see any judge on the plan ever sentencing a president if you wait until 2029, a former president to jail on real late, let's it what it is, a misdemeanor charge. and i think former presi president trump and president now, trump should forge ahead in the sentencing is now delayed until 2029. focus on doing his job. look, 2029, with the sentencing occurs and sentenced, for example, 30-60 days, it then he can appeal the sentence. he will get a bond, post bond, the out pending the appeal. by the time you get to 2029, todd, that entire cl

the appellate court listening to that case, it seemed, was clearly siding with the trump folks.nd you think about all that happened prior to the election, if they come back and throw it all out or somehow diminish it significantly, you wonder about that, too. >> you do. i mean, at the moment, he looks like he will be the last man standing. that new york civil case by james is grotesque. and even these democratic judges question the very use of the statute against him. so, we're all waiting for that opinion. but it could also be reduced or even dismissed. and so at the moment, he is running the tables but we will see what he has left in these last few hands. >> bret: all right. we'll follow it all as always. jonathan, thank you. >> bret: investors appear to approve of president-elect trump's choice of scott bessent as treasury secretary. take a look at this. the dow surging today 440 to a new record high. the s&p 500 gained 18. hitting intra-day record early today and the nasdaq was up 51. we are hearing from president-elect trump's new money man tonight about how he will help th

preserve it against a clear onslaught of appellate review.k, trump is going to go to the second circuit, the federal court now to try to get the federal courts to review it. that is his way up to the supreme court. which can review this on a number of constitutional grounds. so he will try to get this in frontover the justices on the supreme court as quickly as he can. what the da's office wants to try to do is preserve the conviction. a lot of work went into it. he was convicted and the fact is that the reelection of donald trump as president does not implicate any of the legal issues that underpin this conviction. the conviction stands on its own. it has little to do with the fact he was reelected as president. so they will try to thread that needle to make sure that it withstanding appellate review now that he has been reelected. >> so while trump's cases are in limbo, the supreme court rejected former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows' request to move his georgia election interference case to federal court. what was dehind tha

in return democrats will leave open for appellate seas for president-elect trump.am framing it as a when telling fox news the trade was for circuit nominees all lacking the votes to get confirmed. more than tripled the number of additional judges moving forward. but republicans are also claiming a win. the open circuit court positions are more prestigious than the biden appointed district judges. >> a date succeeded in doing is keeping open these critically important appellate court seats for the next administration for the incoming president trump knows when for the republican. >> president elect may not see it that way. for public and center seem to show up and hold the line. no more judges confirm before inauguration day. trump senate allies missed a votes. biden judges were confirmed in thepipeline in december. >> if there is a tither called vice president kamala harris will be close by to cast a vote if needed. the senate will be back in session in early december. in washington david spent fox news. the holiday travel season is well underway. millions of ameri

>> again, we anticipate the decision from the appellate decision. thank you everybody. >> all right, thank you. >> the associated press is reporting republican dave cormick won the seat. punch ball news congressional reporter note that a spokesperson from a campaign saying that the democratic senator is not yet conceding. we'll make sure that every pennsylvanians voice is heard. follow c-span.org as results are continuing to come in. >> let's tell the american story this weekend at 7:00 p.m. eastern, the unveiling of the bronze center piece of the national world war one memorial in washington, d.c. at 8:00 p.m. on lectures and history, indiana university history professor ortega, the impact that oppression had on various populations including mexican-american, at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, cbs news "face the nation" margaret brennan led a discussion about what's involved when the president travels abroad. and former white house chief of protocol marshal, exploring the "american story. watch american history tv on saturday on c-span 2. find

but i think what it does is it begins to lay the ground work for appellate review on these issues. >>inmates in idaho on death row. the last execution there was in 2012. there is one scheduled to take place next week. unlikely the arguments that will be made today will have any effect in the death penalty will be taken off the table. that won't happen. the trial is scheduled to start next august and we'll see what happens if he is convicted and sentenced to death what the appellate courts may do with the argument made today. >> bill: day 11 in new york city for the trump trial of the marine veteran daniel penny. court is underway now. he is charged with second degree manslaughter after the deadly choke hold of a homeless man, jordan neely on a new york city subway. getting a lot of attention in the city. judge janine is watching this as well. good morning to you. here is a witness, a teenager described as age 19. i got scared by the tone that he was saying talking about penny -- apologize, neely. i have seen situations but not like that. another one, staff sergeant new york police dep

to the appellant courts.'s a very appropriate writ because it's designed to get review where you can't get an appeal. here by denying him the right to be sentenced right now, they are denying him the right to appeal because you can't appeal until you have a final judgement and a final judgement means as sentence. this is an attempt to circumvent the law, it's an attempt to put him above the law and i think the courts will hold him responsible and will do the right thing and reverse this conviction on appeal. >> sean: do you agree with that or maybe just let the judge sentenced donald trump and then go through the appeals process while he is president. >> sure. we don't know what he's going to do. i agree that delaying the trump case for four years is ludicrous. it's an insult to justice and it violates state law by the way that requires sentencing within 12 months from conviction. the dilemma for trump's lawyers is that they cannot appeal all of the chronic errors at trial until the judgement until there is a

host: what is an appellate judge? guest: the federal judicial system is divided into three levels.istrict court with trial courts at the bottom and the federal court of appeals in the middle. so, we have 12 geographically organized federal courts of appeals, as well as a specialized court to hear certain matters. when you hear about the ninth circuit, the d.c. circuit judge, the fourth circuit, formerly known as the court of appeals, these are the appellate courts. host: how many are there and how many picks to the appellate courts does the president usually get? guest: i believe there are 12 geographically organized courts of appeals, as well as the so-called federal circuit, which handles intellectual property and claims against the government, i believe. host: each one of those has about how many judges? guest: there's a wide variation. the first circuit has maybe five? the next is 29, i believe? it's quite a variation. the mean is in the 10 to 15 range, but don't hold me to that. so, right now there are only five announced vacancies among the 170 or so active judgeships on the

in georgia, the appeal is still pending, and the appellate court has ruled that it is not interesteding any sort of oral argument on the appeals so it looks like that may be dismissed as well. >> thanks as always for joining us on bbc news. there has been significant progress towards a cease-fire deal between hezbollah and israel. the israeli security cabinet is expected to meet on tuesday to discuss approval of a draft agreement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is said to have agreed to the deal in principle. the u.s. has been a key mediator in the talks. the truce that is on the table wouldfighting during which time w from southern lebanon and hezbollah would move further north into the country so civilians could return home in their respective areas. in their absence, the lebanese army would deploy in those areas close to the border. the u.s. state department emphasized that the deal was close. >> this has been an incredibly frustrating process, both getting to cease-fire and diplomatic resolution and also the realms of negotiation to get a cease-fire in gaza. there are any numb

regardless of what he does, is he essentially going to reach a dead end anyway because ever the appellatek to the immunity supreme court ruled. president can do whatever he wants. that's not what the supreme court said they are saying this took place during the period where this payment -- during the period when he was president of the united states does he have immunity. was this to make this case go away and michael cohen is in the middle of it. does it fit the criteria for it to go away in your view if you are judge merchan? >> this case seems like i said a textbook example of what the supreme court was referring. to say it would be almost absurd to me if judge merchan did not dismiss this days. what the supreme court said in terms of presidential immunity is that a president is immune for all official acts during their presidency and they cannot be indicted for those. beyond that, a court cannot even use evidence of potential acts involving unofficial conduct such as. this in this case the money that was paid occurred before the presidency or the act occurred before the presidency. th

another round of applause to general haack and david appel.applause] for our next session, we will dive into how the dod is leveraging both its offense and defense to protect themselves against the u.s.. moderating this panel this morning will be mr. erik check clear. a senior vice president of sales, u.s. public sector from palo alto network. our distinguished panelist this morning will be lieutenant general maria brett, khamenei general army cyber command. mr. george barnes, former director from nsa, and our partner at red cells partners. major general lauren, head of u.s. cyber command cyber mission forces, and miss melissa sutherland, senior vice president -- please welcome them to the stage. [applause] >> thank you for joining us. i figured we would get right into it. speed, velocity, the pace of cybersecurity seems to be moving faster and faster. we know it is moving faster and faster. advancing security technologies, advancing adversarial threat actors, leveraging those technologies with new clever ways to achieve what they are trying t

of course judge merchan and the case in georgia the georgia case, as i understand it, is in the appellate division. and there's issues about whether or not the prosecutor should have recused and has conflicts. so that case seems to be, if not on life support, that case seems to have some issues. and judge merchan has, uh, several times continued issuing a ruling and the sentencing date. so i think with the new york case, it's very likely that based on the decision in the spring by the supreme court of the united states regarding presidential immunity and the testimony that came in during that trial from miss hicks that talked about things that happened while president trump was, in fact president. it's going to be near impossible for judge merchan to determine what if any, prejudice that tainted testimony had on this defendant and this conviction. so that case may go away and georgia may just die in the appellate division. >> bill brennan adam kinzinger, really appreciate both. joining us this afternoon thank you. >> you bet. >> thank you well, drop charges are of course, welcome news for

this is an attempt to circumvent the appellate process. it's illegal, it's unethical. it's unconstitutional, it's immoral. and my advice to the trump lawyers is if marchand says he's going to put this sentencing off for four years, immediately file a writ of mandamus to the appellate courts. it's a very, very appropriate writ, because the writ of mandamus is designed to get review when you can't get an appeal and here, by denying him the right to be sentenced right now, they're denying him the right to appeal. because under new york law, you can't appeal until you have a final judgment. and a final judgment means a sentence. so this is an attempt to circumvent the law. it's an attempt to put bragg above the law. and i think the courts will hold him responsible and will do the right thing and reverse this conviction on appeal. do you agree with that? gregg jarrett? or maybe just let the judge sentence donald trump, then go through the appeals process while he is president? sure. well, we just don't know what he's going to do. but i do agree that delaying the trump case

it's gone through a jury, a judge, the california appellate courts, the federal appellate courts. back to the governor's desk so you want to make sure you take the time and the effort to go through all that information. i won't rely on just a netflix documentary or a netflix docu series as the source of my information to make this a very, very important decision sure. >> of course. and i mean, as you know, gascon announced his support of resentencing late in the race when he was behind in his bid for reelection. there were critics who said that a lot of this was political, something he denied. what were your thoughts on all of that? do you think that there were uh, do you think that he was looking at this in a sort of a cold, clinical way as any district attorney would, and does that perhaps bolster your thinking in taking a second look at this well, actually, just the opposite the original habeas motion came in may of 2023. >> the resentencing motion came in february of 2024. so if gascon had wanted to release the menendez brothers, he could have done it 8 to 16 months ago. he co

appellate and district courts as well. president trump made great inroads with regard to the judiciary when he was potus 45. i expect he will do the same as potus 47. >> thank you. i think we will do one question from each side of the aisle. raise your hand hi if you have a question. over here. >> compared to the democrats, the republicans in the past have a really hard time keeping their caucus in line. do you think that trump is enough of a unifier to bring them together? i make reference -- the big one is may 22, when they could not decide on their speaker. >> and we will take one question on the site here. is there a mic back there? >> two-part question. >> right there, thank you. >> i just want to shout out the karsh institute for fostering the engaged dialogue through the student dialogue fellowship. on that note, i was wondering how does the generational divide play out in the demographics of this election, and what issues do you think appealed to the first, second, third time voters in this election, and how do you

let's give another round of applause to general haugh and david appel. our next session we're dive right into how the dod is averaging offense and defense to protect itself for the u.s. moderating the panel will be mr. eric trexler, senior vice president of sales u.s. sector palo alto networks. our panel will be lieutenant general maria barrett, u.s. army cyber command, mr. george barnes, former deputy drishgt of nsa and now a partner at red cells partner. major general lorna mahlock, and miss melissa sutherland, senior vice president from booze allen. please welcome them to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you for joining us this morning. i thought we would get right into it. speed, velocity, the pace of cybersecurity seems to be moving faster and faster. we know it's moving faster and faster. advancing security technology, advancing adversarial threat actor, leveraging those technologies, coming up with new clever ways to achieve what they're trying to do and harm america and the world. how do we get ahead of it all? how do we stay ahead? general barre

you recently have a court hearing in new york where the justices of the supreme or the appellate sort in new york, when you were attacking the lawyers for the prosecution and pointing out that they're likely to seek sanctions against them. because this is $500000000.00 judgment against trump is so focused, they should be worried about their jobs. and i hope they will be worried about their jobs and potential prosecution for their misconduct while they've been doing those jobs. not for the people of the, of the country, but for the, the, the deeds of the democratic party. they should be worried. and that's why their focus there. yes, it's really interesting to watch all this unfold and what we'll be covering all of of the elections here on odds. international monroe. thank you. now, steve, built for my director of inside governmental affairs for the us trade representative. thanks again for your time. that's why it's still the news now from edwards. it's true assassinated, the renowned i'll do and independence leader back in 1957. i let's according to a statement by present microns off

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well, now a appellate judges in new york, which is a very liberal states. they are saying that this, this judgement is crazy and, and it looks like they're going to be over turning that case, which is just going to show you that it was a big, it's going to be a victory without even from interference or any trump, like i had had enough because these judges were pointed to by a republican governors in, in the state of new york. i'm sorry, not a problem. the democratic governors in the state in new york. and well, we will see case after case being dropped against presidents from because many people understand that many of those cases were brought. it was a without real merits. see how much of a turning point is this, especially if done in some not any secures the white house, the republicans get theirs while they've got the senate, if they also clinch the house of representatives, and that's not forget as well. what's been happening in the constitutional cold, the ruling, i think it was in july, july, the 1st that gave him immunity for acts which can be sued i

they have denied any allegations of full defraud, the appellate philadelphia, city commission assess blue star and stated that there is no fraud. that there is no evidence for it. he called tom's claim, another example of this information, and he also insisted that the voting in philadelphia has been safe and secure. and we didn't found any evidence for an alleged vote of fraud in philadelphia. okay. yeah, said, but what about all the online comments on manipulation? ballots through the facts. i what the facts have to say on this a well, we all know this narrative and it has been around since the 2020 elections already . there was now a mess of wave of this information again about the legitimacy of the election process, but very awesome. the allegations are based on false or misleading information. in one case, a photo, all of an alleged pre printed bella, paper vent viral use us claim that it shows adults right beside the name of couple of harris. and that this is approved for cheating by the democrats, the reverse image search. we found out that this photo is circulating for days n

we are looking forward to the decision of the appellate division. >> governor and madame attorney general, on prop one, you mentioned fighting back against any actions the incoming trump administration might take. what options exactly does prop one gave you against a federal abortion for gender affirming care regulation, or law? can you explain what action that you could take now that you could not take before? >> yes. i'm happy to have my counsel who has been working on this intensely explain that these are enshrined in the constitution. i am also concerned about federal regulatory action. like donald trump putting someone who is anti-reproductive freedom in the department of health and human services. maybe contraception's. these are by the federal government. that is the pressure point for us. that calls upon us through this new initiative i'm announcing today that we anticipate the worst and hope for the best in some of these areas are that would be if we feel the need to stockpile, like we talked about the last time when we thought there could be a supreme court decision that banned

and what does it mean when jack smith tries to skip part of the normal appellate procedure and basicallywe're doing it so that we can have a case before the 2024 election? so i certainly don't believe we should wash our hands of it and say we're not like the other side. i think we need to look very carefully into what was done. >> laura: i agree that is a great point. jack smith also urged the court and judge chutkan agreed to release that partially redacted superseding indictment, mike, which also, again, right before the election, to sol's point, clearly a political move. that can't happen anymore, period, end of story. >> yeah, it's amazing that they said that the election has nothing to do with what they're doing with these cases and then right after the election, they want to cut and shut down these cases that proves this was election interference all along. >> laura: sol and mike, we'll continue this next week. thank you very much. coming up, what is this raw milk craze all about? i know you have heard about it. how is it part of trump's agenda to make america healthy agai ♪ ♪ ♪ so

you don't think, i mean in new york, nutty people in new york, letitia james anda alvin bragg, an appellateus keekeep president trumps out, they can't have a sentences with a president-elect yet that seems what they will try to do. >> i was actually up there for part of that trial, there are so many legal holes in that case that are ripe for appeal, they have appealed on many of fronts, i think they would be successful, they bootstrapped the misdemeanors into felonies, you had evidence come in, objects that were overruled, the list goes on i think that is right for appeal they will be successful, as far as sentences i don't see anyway that judge m will move forward on that, their tactics and basis are was anti-trump for 8 years was rejected by american people, so, if there is a cause for us to move forward now, and fight good fight with an agenda and mandate, now is the time, i think that president trump will deliver on that, you have a republican out and republican senate we can provide relief for working people. >> spot on, senator e eric schmitt. >> thank you, larry. >> senator from texa

be charitable, could be insulating itself from an embarrassing series of reversals or even court appellate admonishments given what i saw when i was in the courtroom and you came on the show, i don't how may times talking about this. so, it actually helps him here until the left thinks it hurts trump negotiating with world leaders, you are the guy waiting for sentencing. you see why this is the lifeblood for the left. >> no, that is right. the real preference here is to keep lawfare going by allowing this to be suspended, to leave the president in this suspended conditional state. we cannot have a layaway president. we need a president in this country. if judge merchan is not going to bring the circus to an end, we e going to have to, the country will have to seek that elsewhere and hopefully higher records will prevail. but i'm still hoping judge merchan will recognize this is absurd and becoming dangerous periods payment that is also bad for him and the entire process. jonathan, as always, thank you for the insights. a new survey telling us what we already know, the woke terms that the l

and he has made his arguments to the appellate court, and it will decide whether there's some or no meritompletely right. but that's what the courts are for. civil cases proceed, state cases proceed, even when somebody is the president-elect or president. just think of the civil case brought against bill clinton when he was president, he had to sit for a deposition while he was in the white house. so if you can do that, this case can certainly go forward where it's actually already been concluded and it's simply on appeal. i don't see any merit to it at all, especially since it's an independent state case. where donald trump had all the due process rights that anyone would have in that circumstance. >> the emboldenness, it follows through on the reporting in "the washington post" about his alleged plans to fire the entire team that worked under special counsel jack smith. i mean what does that mean for doj, for the future of holding donald trump accountable? >> well, i think the dangerous part of this is that there is a tradition of civil service, both at the state and federal level, cert

the trump team has to decide, they have significant legitimate appellate issues but an appeal can't go forward until judgment is entered with the pronunciation of a sentence. they don't get to argue the appeal, it is in limbo unless there is motion to dismiss in the interest of justice which wouldn't be granted unless the da consented. stuart: it just hangs around as long as it takes. >> unless the trump team chooses to allow him to pronounce a sentence. it would not be imposed through the state ending up your but the only way to get that appeal to be heard is if the sentences announced. stuart: is there something special about the georgia case? >> the georgia case was already a mess looking at years because they haven't begun to consider the immunity impact, still deciding if fani will it has to be removed. it would be years before that goes to trial. now all of that is on hold. are you going to restart the clock with years of potential litigation when he's and 83-year-old former president? stuart: lawfair was a failure in the cases are going nowhere. >> nowhere and where trump was pr