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jeremy saland and rebecca roy fee. thank you both so much for your analysis fredricka. >> all right. sara investigators are searching for a motive in the deadly stabbing spree across an illinois neighborhood, a 22-year-old is now in custody, accused of killing four people, including a 15-year-old girl and injuring seven others. first responders had multiple crime scenes in a matter of minutes. cnn's veronica miracle is joining us now from chicago. so veronica, what more do we know about the suspect? >> fredreka, that 22-year-old man was taken into custody just a half an hour after that initial 911 call first went into police, which came in as a home invasion, but as to why this happened, police do not have a clear understanding of a motive here as to why this person went on a killing spree? in multiple areas in the city of rockford, as you mentioned, four people have been killed, including 15 girl, a 63-year-old woman, a 49 year-old man, and a 22-year-old man. one of those people was a mail carrier and another seven pe

because you got 235 days away from well, the political super bowl called election day join me now, jeremy saland, who was a former manhattan prosecutor who also knows da alvin bragg. jeremy. thank you so much for being here this evening. look, it's giving me flashbacks of being a litigator and associate the law firm with someone to the document dump, someone's gotta go through all this stuff. but the question of course is why it took so long and i want to begin by making it very clear about who had these documents who was the one to be delayed in turning these over? >> well, it's not alvin bragg's fall if he didn't have that, he didn't have them. that being said, he did provide some back in june, donald trump didn't challenge that or say you weren't doing a diligent job to try to get it because anything remaining, he provided them back in june in june of 2023. and now, just in january, donald trump turns around having to subpoena this. so he's clearly waiting to the leg good opportunities to do so. and he didn't push the fed as i read and understand to get the documents to him, whatever they may

jeremy saland, you as well? so civilians >> in gaza killed while waiting for food and now conflicting reports this morning on what what happened and who is to blame? people in russia, they're voting right now in russia. but this event is merely a formality, as vladimir putin looks to secure a fifth term. >> in power >> what happened to the golden boy of new jersey governor jim aggrieved. >> i engaged in an adult's consensual well affair with another man. he was shocking. was it an instant attraction? >> yeah greed, these top fundraiser under investigation, he put it lover, want to stay payroll or reasons? >> the grieving resigned is a lot more complicated and we remember. >> did you want to be outed united states of scandal with jake tapper? >> i've gotta go to therapy is if they're having an interview here, which i definitely new episode sunday at nine on cnn. >> this is the last call for your hands to grab the current generally from charger or challenger two, people to leap into your throat they're gone some p

with you >> and joining me now on the legal implications of this ruling from the judge today is jeremy saland. jeremy the fani willis case. i think now the judge has ruled is it going to be something that sticks around in the minds of a potential jury pool here, where they are they i'm taking into consideration both trump's conduct, but also the impartiality of the da. >> you don't i think that injury for lack of a better term, is going to be far enough away from jury selection that people can move on and move on to whatever is next. and we know donald trump is going to be another distraction. whether that's an actual case being prosecuted here in manhattan, whether that's something that comes up at a dc or florida. so i think it's far enough apart but that that that issue that she has because weight is no longer there and there was that criticism and it's in writing is certainly for lack of better term also going to haunt her a bit. but i think she moves forward with the case. >> her long-term credibility thank might be at risk here. absolutely. i think if you objective-c, look at it, you ca

thank you for that joining me now is jeremy saland. he is a former manhattan prosecutors. jeremy, good morning. you heard it there from fani willis that she that the train is coming for trump and his co-defendants, but she also said that she's not embarrassed for having that romantic relationship with the lead prosecutor for that, she hired. what do you think? i mean, do you think it's a good idea that she continues to talk publicly about that at least when it comes to public perception. >> i think, she needs to worry about action as opposed to distraction. i think she just needs to get into that courtroom, stay within the four corners of that courtroom. stay with that indictment. some of the charges were dismissed, but for the most part, it's still there and move this move this case forward, because all of this does not help her. august has not helped the marriage wasn't the case. stay and fighting in the courtroom, not in the media. he quiet. move forward. >> so how do you see this case? moot moving forward in terms of the speed, right? because it's already been delayed b

for manhattan prosecutor jeremy saland is here with me. okay. so what do you think of the options that cares laying out here? >> i think he's in a real bind and that monday bind of his of his own design will no doubt, of course. and he can't just turn around and sell property even if you had a buyer. what are we forgetting here? there's something called long-term capital gains so there's a tax consequence to him is going to declare bankruptcy to those particular companies. well, that's certainly not a good look right. leading up to an election for the man who's, who's really the king of business. so he's really find themselves in a difficult place. what attorney james does is yet to be seen, but she could then to give him more time if she's so kind to do so. there's a lot of options here for the attorney general >> i you're not in your not the ag's office. you're not letitia james mind, but what do you think? his likely to happen monday if he if he doesn't get this figured out. >> well, i think at a minimum you would think she'd put a lien on th

joining us here is former manhattan prosecutor, jeremy saland marshall cohen lays out, lays it out really well broadly before you jump into one so these text messages that you find most interesting, what do you think of this added all together? i mean, it was like 1,400 pages of text messages released. >> you know what we've heard before, it's a speaking indictment and some of these jackson has had this indictment is laying out this narrative and you could follow these texts are sort of a speaker indictment of all the backstory and how we got to where we are really demonstrates that chesebro is not some guy on the periphery. he is really embedded in this and it starts to bring other people. it doesn't directly have a comment with donald trump or message with donald trump saying, i know this, i should do x and y hi, but it's pretty damning >> you point to. i don't read the message. you point to one of these messages from chest that cheseboro centered troupis that marshall cohen introduced, introduced us to in november of 2020. at a minimum with such a cloud of confusion, no votes from wisc