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and i think i would use the same words to describe judge cannon judge jeff swartz. >> thank you so much for being with us. >> have a great day. >> all right. you too now, the race for the white house where he controversial candidate could still tip the election one way or the other cues. cnn senior data reporter harry enten. harry, of course, we are talking about rfk junior. so tell us your reporting here. >> i hope sharing competence does not. it's not a phrase that's used to describe me. anyway okay let's take a look at our kids junior in his support. right. and so i want to put this in a historical context. third-party or independent candidates polling at 10% in june of election year, rok junior is in a class that very few other independent or third-party candidates have been a part of, you might remember ross perot in 1996. ross perot and 90 to john anderson in 1980, and george wallace and 1,968. so rfk junior is doing something right now that no third or independent candidate has done since i was well, we'll just say less than 10-years-old, so he's gluing something that's quite unu

. >> i want to bring in former miami-dade county court judge, jeff swartz to the conversation charge. thank you for joining me this evening. i want to take a step back for a moment. and let's just go through judge cannon's actions or maybe the right phrase here is inaction. so far because at the beginning of may, she announced a laundry list of i think ten hearings and deadlines. >> then she reshuffled that again this week, adding even more data and there's a calendar showing all the different spots social have he's got the next two months pretty much booked up you have seen this court schedule you've got four key categories still outstanding how long how long do you think you've got a motion to dismiss based on jack smith's you've got a gag order as a category, but classified information procedures act concerns sepah and then of course, a motion to dismiss based on attorney-client privilege as just a couple of the buckets here. >> judge, how long should these typically take to sort out? most, first of all, the sepah stuff, we should have been resolved along time ago and that was call

judge jeff swartz. judge, first, what is your reaction to the predict i think it was the right verdict. >> i agree with aly that the evidence was overwhelming and the question was whether someone was going to hold out because of the familiarity that everybody in delaware has with the bidens in possibly hold up a verdict. and i think that was shown by the juror told you it was 11 to one. this morning? but what really happened here is exactly the way it is supposed to happen, which is why we give an allen charge when a jury says that the jury is hopelessly deadlocked that is, if you're in the minority list send to the people that are in the majority, majority go through the evidence, go through the elements of the offense, and figure out why it is that you think differently than they do. and if you find that your reasons are reasonable, then you should vote with the majority and that's what an allen charge says. and it sounds like that's exactly what they did without even being given the charge judge, cnn

let's talk more about this with law professor jeff swartz. he's a former miami-dade county court judge i think my my approach to aileen cannon, i watched her confirmation hearings, which were an uneven at times. i know where that kind of political positioning is. on her is new, judge. it's always look complicated coming into a big position are there political issues here? and bias issues here? or is this new charge trying to figure out a new place? >> the problem that i have is and all the things that were that jessica just said may be true, but they those problems were solvable a long time ago? yes, she is in fort pierce yes, she is isolated because she's the only judge in that courthouse and i've been a judge the only one in the courthouse but there are telephones. their abilities to talk to the other members of the southern district of florida many of whom have extensive experience in this type of case and national security cases she has not availed herself of those opportunities. she has not spoken to anybody, at least as far as i know, a

now, jeff swartz, he was a miami-dade county court judge, as well as a former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. >> and jeff, i'm glad to see you again on this friday, so thank you. >> so look, when you add all of this together, right? you're having hearings on all kinds of things that would ordinarily not merit a hearing. and then when you have a hearing, you don't actually make a decision at the end of the hearing. is this a concerted effort by judge cannon to delay the trial? >> i've been saying for a while that that's exactly what's going on here. no judge. even one that's young or anybody that's been front of a judge would allow themselves to delay things this much unless it's exactly what they want. what to do. and that's exactly what she is doing. >> so this comes a day after we learned that there were two federal judges, very senior, very seasoned, who urged cannon not to oversee this it's case told her that it was the wrong thing. she obviously rejected that ty cobb, a former trump white house lawyer, last night, told me he believes that can inciting with trump on this

now, former deputy assistant attorney general, harry litman and former miami dade county judge, jeff swartz gentlemen, a judge awards. let me start with you first. you know, the chief judge cecillia ultra nega, who appeal to canada to not take the case how often does this kind of thing happen? it sounds very unusual and ultimately did not work. it sounds like it's not unusual on the context. chief judges have this tendency to kind of baby new judges, especially very young ones to make sure they don't get in over their head, make, make major your mistakes, that they will have to live down. i know cecillia alto maga. i worked with her on the state court bench she's a very serious and very judicious person. she did not become the chief judge of the southern district of florida by happenstance or because it was her turn cheese there because she's good at what she's doing. and i'm sure that her suggestion was made as it has been said. but said in such a way that i there's no way that aileen cannon or aileen cannon did not realize what she was being told she was being told. you read healy need to