Trump Left In TEARS After Judge DESTROYED Him With Wrong Decision!

Speech Of Democracy
21 May 202415:02

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the indefinite postponement of Donald Trump's trial for mishandling classified documents by Judge Eileen Cannon, a Trump appointee. The judge's decision to delay the trial, along with her use of paperless orders, is criticized as potentially shielding her from appeals and scrutiny. The video suggests that these tactics could be preventing a trial before the November 2024 election, potentially benefiting Trump's presidential campaign. It raises questions about the impartiality of a judge appointed by the defendant and the integrity of the judicial process.

Takeaways

  • 📜 The trial concerning Donald Trump's mishandling of classified documents has been indefinitely postponed by the judge in Florida.
  • 🚫 The delay is seen as a strategic move by Trump to avoid criminal charges before the November 2024 US presidential election.
  • 🧐 Judge Eileen Cannon, appointed by Trump, is criticized for her handling of the case, including the use of paperless orders to avoid documentation.
  • 📚 The case involves nearly three dozen National Security records, including nuclear secrets, found at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate.
  • 💼 Trump's legal team has argued that these records are his personal property, a claim that Judge Cannon has accepted.
  • 🤔 The postponement raises questions about whether the trial will occur before the presidential election and the potential impact on Trump's campaign.
  • 👨‍⚖️ Prosecutor Jack Smith may attempt to have Judge Cannon removed from the case, but this process could be lengthy and uncertain.
  • 🤝 Judge Cannon's actions are viewed by some as favoring Trump, who appointed her, and there are concerns about her impartiality.
  • 👥 The script mentions two of Judge Cannon's clerks quitting mid-term, suggesting possible disagreements or ethical concerns.
  • 📉 The public interest in resolving the case before the election is highlighted, but the delays suggest a lack of urgency from the court.
  • 🕰️ The potential for the case to be dismissed if Trump is reelected is noted, emphasizing the political implications of the delays.

Q & A

  • What is the current status of Donald Trump's classified documents case?

    -The trial has been indefinitely postponed by Judge Eileen Cannon, who has laid out a plan through the end of July to handle other issues in the case before announcing a new trial date.

  • What strategy is being suggested that Donald Trump's legal team is employing?

    -The script suggests that Donald Trump's legal team is using delay as a primary strategy to keep him free of criminal charges until after the November 2024 US presidential election.

  • What is the role of Judge Eileen Cannon in the case?

    -Judge Eileen Cannon is the federal judge who has postponed the trial and is accused of using paperless orders to shield herself from scrutiny by the appeals court.

  • Why is there a discussion about the possibility of removing Judge Cannon from the case?

    -There is a discussion because of her perceived bias and the use of paperless orders, which makes it difficult for the prosecution to appeal her decisions and may suggest a lack of impartiality.

  • What is the significance of the November 2024 US presidential election in relation to the case?

    -If Donald Trump is reelected, he may have the power to dismiss Jack Smith and both of his cases, which could potentially impact the outcome of the legal proceedings.

  • What are the accusations against Judge Cannon regarding her handling of the case?

    -The accusations include gross incompetence at best and blatant corruption at worst, with the judge being accused of acting in Trump's favor and delaying the trial for his benefit.

  • What is the Presidential Records Act mentioned in the script?

    -The Presidential Records Act is a law that Trump's legal team argues gives him rights to the documents found at Mar-a-Lago, claiming they are his personal property.

  • What are the implications of Judge Cannon's actions for the rule of law in the United States?

    -The implications suggest a potential erosion of trust in the judiciary, as her actions may be seen as prioritizing political interests over impartial justice, which could undermine the rule of law.

  • Why is there concern about the use of paperless orders by Judge Cannon?

    -The concern is that paperless orders make it harder for the prosecution to appeal decisions and for the appeals court to scrutinize her actions, potentially allowing her to avoid accountability for her rulings.

  • What is the potential impact of the delays on the public interest?

    -The delays may be seen as detrimental to the public interest, as they postpone the resolution of a significant legal case involving a former president, which many believe should be resolved prior to an election.

  • What are the ethical considerations for judges regarding impartiality?

    -Judges are expected to follow a Code of Ethics that emphasizes the importance of impartiality. If a judge's impartiality can be reasonably questioned due to their connections or actions, recusal may be appropriate to maintain the integrity of the judicial process.

Outlines

00:00

📜 Delay Tactics in Trump's Classified Documents Case

The script discusses the indefinite postponement of Donald Trump's trial concerning the mishandling of classified documents found at his Mar-a-Lago estate. The judge in Florida, Eileen Cannon, has removed the trial date from the calendar and outlined a plan to address other issues in the case by the end of July. Trump's legal team has argued that the documents, including sensitive national security records, are his personal property, a claim that Judge Cannon has accepted. The strategy of delaying the case is seen as a way for Trump to avoid criminal charges before the November 2024 presidential election. The script also suggests that the judge may be shielding herself from scrutiny by issuing paperless orders, making it difficult for the prosecutor, Jack Smith, to appeal decisions or have her removed from the case.

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🤔 Questioning Judge Cannon's Impartiality and Delays

This paragraph delves into concerns about Judge Cannon's impartiality and her handling of the case. It raises questions about her decision to delay the trial indefinitely, especially considering the public interest in resolving the charges against Trump before the presidential election. The script points out that Judge Cannon has acted in ways that favor Trump, including granting him relief that his lawyers did not even request. It also mentions the resignation of two of her clerks and suggests that she may be using stall tactics to avoid scrutiny. The New York Times is cited, indicating that the judge has not addressed the backlog of motions that she contributed to. The paragraph concludes by speculating on the potential political motivations behind Judge Cannon's actions and the implications for the rule of law.

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👨‍⚖️ The Impact of Politically Motivated Judicial Appointments

The final paragraph of the script addresses the broader issue of politically motivated judicial appointments and their impact on the justice system. It criticizes the practice of appointing judges to achieve political goals, rather than for their adherence to ethics and good faith. The script highlights the case of Judge Cannon, who was appointed by Trump and has been accused of delaying the proceedings to benefit him. The paragraph also discusses the potential repercussions of such actions, suggesting that if justice is not served, it could lead to a dystopian scenario where the rule of law is compromised. It calls for a system where there is no direct connection between the defendant and the judge to ensure impartiality and the integrity of the legal process.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Donald Trump

Donald Trump is the 45th President of the United States and a central figure in the video's narrative. The script discusses ongoing legal issues involving him, specifically the case concerning the mishandling of classified documents found at his Mar-a-Lago estate. His strategy to delay the trial until after the November 2024 election is highlighted as a key theme.

💡Federal classified documents case

This term refers to the legal case against Donald Trump for allegedly mishandling classified documents, including national security records, found at his Mar-a-Lago estate. The video discusses the complexities and the delays in the trial, which are seen as tactics to postpone the resolution of the case until after the 2024 presidential election.

💡Judge Eileen Cannon

Judge Eileen Cannon is a federal judge appointed by Donald Trump. The video script highlights her role in the classified documents case, suggesting that she has been instrumental in delaying the trial. Her decisions and the use of 'paperless orders' are scrutinized in the context of potential bias.

💡Delay

Delay is a recurring theme in the video, indicating the strategy used by Donald Trump's legal team to postpone the trial. The script suggests that these delays are intentionally used to stretch the case beyond the 2024 election, potentially influencing the outcome.

💡Mishandling of classified documents

The term refers to the alleged improper handling of sensitive national security records by Donald Trump. The video discusses the charges against him for this mishandling, which includes the discovery of nuclear secrets at his estate.

💡Mar-a-Lago

Mar-a-Lago is Donald Trump's private estate in Florida, where the classified documents were found. The video script uses Mar-a-Lago as the location where the documents were improperly stored, indicating a breach of national security protocols.

💡Presidential records act

The Presidential Records Act is mentioned in the script as a legal argument made by Trump's legal team, claiming that the documents found at Mar-a-Lago were his personal property under this act. The video questions the validity of this claim and its acceptance by Judge Cannon.

💡Prosecutor Jack Smith

Jack Smith is referenced as the prosecutor in the case against Donald Trump. The video speculates on the possibility of him attempting to have Judge Cannon removed from the case due to her perceived bias and the delays she has imposed.

💡Paperless orders

Paperless orders are orders issued by Judge Cannon without documentation, which the video suggests is a tactic to shield herself from scrutiny by the appeals court. This method makes it difficult for appeals to be based on her orders.

💡November 2024 US presidential election

The script implies that the timing of the trial's delay is strategically aimed at extending beyond the November 2024 US presidential election. The potential impact of this timing on the legal case and political implications is a significant aspect of the video's discussion.

💡Legal justification

The term is used in the context of Judge Cannon's decision to indefinitely postpone the trial. The video questions the lack of a strong legal justification for this decision, suggesting that it may be part of a broader strategy to favor Donald Trump.

Highlights

Judge in Florida has indefinitely postponed the trial of Donald Trump's classified documents case.

Delay is seen as Trump's strategy to avoid criminal charges before the November 2024 US presidential election.

Judge Eileen Cannon has laid out a plan through July to handle other issues, delaying the trial announcement.

Donald Trump is charged with mishandling nearly three dozen National Security records.

Trump's legal team argues that the National Security records found at Mar-a-Lago are his personal property.

Judge Cannon is accused of shielding herself from scrutiny by issuing paperless orders.

Prosecutor Jack Smith may face challenges in removing Judge Cannon from the Mar-a-Lago case.

Judge Cannon's actions are seen as delaying tactics, possibly to protect Trump from trial before the election.

Judge Cannon, a Trump appointee, has made rulings that favor Trump in the documents case.

Concerns raised about Judge Cannon's impartiality due to her appointment by Trump.

Judge Cannon's handling of the case is criticized as potentially corrupt and delaying justice.

The trial's delay raises questions about the integrity of the judicial process and the rule of law.

Judge Cannon's decisions are compared to those in autocratic regimes, undermining the legal system.

The possibility of Trump being reelected could lead to the dismissal of cases against him.

Judge Cannon's actions are seen as favoring Trump, who appointed her to her position.

Criticism of the judicial system for allowing a defendant to appoint a judge in their case.

Concerns about the precedent set by allowing a judge to be appointed by the defendant they are presiding over.

The video ends with a call to action for viewers to share their thoughts on Judge Cannon's handling of the case.

Transcripts

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and we have some breaking news now in

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Donald Trump's Federal classified

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documents in case the judge in Florida

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has indefinitely postponed this trial

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delay delay delay is the name of the

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game for Donald Trump this is Trump's

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primary strategy to keep himself free of

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criminal charges in the mara Lago

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documents case prior to the November

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2024 US presidential election and it

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seems to be working quite well in his

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favor but just how far can Donald Trump

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stretch his luck

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that this classified documents case

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against Donald Trump it's too

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complicated and there's too much to do

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right now that she has to work through

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and so she's taken the trial date off of

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the calendar instead laid out a plan

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through essentially the end of July to

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handle other issues in this case largely

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around the use of classified documents

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remember this is a case charging Donald

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Trump with the mishandling of nearly

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three dozen National Security records

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Donald Trump's legal team was somehow

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able to argue that dozens of National

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Security records including nuclear

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secrets found at the mar Lago estate

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were his own personal private property

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and this incredibly has convinced judge

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eileene Cannon to go along with a

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strategy of delaying the case from

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proceedings she gets through all of the

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other stuff she has to do in this case

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that's when she will be announcing when

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the trial will take place the bottom

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line here Jake is exceeding inly

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unlikely uh almost to the point where it

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may be an impossibility for Donald Trump

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to go to trial in this Florida

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classified documents case before the

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November election will prosecutor Jack

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Smith find a way to have judge Eileen

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Cannon remove from the mara Lago case if

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Jack Smith is able to successfully lay

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the groundwork for the removal ask this

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might just happen but we have to

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remember something like that takes time

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and must be done by the book what we are

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seeing now just in the last few weeks

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are glimmers of what it looks like when

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the courts don't

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hold So Yesterday federal judge alen

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Cannon a trump appointee who first made

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name for herself an egregious ruling on

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his behalf in the documents case she

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announced that she was indefinitely

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postponing Donald Trump's criminal trial

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for stealing top secret government

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documents and she did so and this is the

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important part without much of a legal

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justification at all

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furthermore it appears that judge Canon

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is shielding herself from scrutiny by

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the appeals court through her issuing a

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paperless orders which are basically

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simple orders without any

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documentation by using paperless orders

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there's really not much for jacksmith to

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base an appeal on in my opinion it comes

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off as a form of cover so that if the

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need arises she can eventually argue

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that her orders were misunderstood

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misinterpreted or taken out of context

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judge Canon wouldn't have the benefit of

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this cover if every word were in print

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issuing paperless orders is a smart move

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by judge Cannon because it makes a RIT

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of mandemus essentially a legal slap on

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the wrist that much more difficult for

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Jack Smith to execute it also makes it

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magnitude harder to get her removed at

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this point I highly suspect that judge

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Canon's team is being coached behind the

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scenes by much more competent

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folks Smith asked the judge to hurry up

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and rule on what is one of team Trump's

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most Brazen claims that the documents

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Trump hoarded in Mar Lago in a bathroom

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and a bedroom and a basement documents

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containing some of this nation's

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most secret and protected National

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Security Secrets actually belonged

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rightfully to Trump because of the

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presidential records act or the

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P furthermore the way judge Canon

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handles things related to the maralago

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case were any motion from the defense

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gets a hearing a statute of repose for

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the prosecution then a hearing to cover

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the previous hearing and then a long

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wait before issuing a paperless ruling

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almost always benefits the

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defense come a time when he tries to get

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her removed from the case but at this

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point that's premature what Jack Smith

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knows tonight though is that it's very

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possible that he may not be able to

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bring either one of his Federal cases

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against former president Trump before

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the election and the election is a

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significant point on on the calendar

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because if Trump is reelected he can

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have Jack Smith and both of his cases

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dismissed we can speculate that until

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now Jack Smith has been avoiding an

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attempt to have judge Canon removed from

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the case because it would have made a

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trial before the election less likely

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but now a trial before the election is

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virtually impossible whether she stays

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on the case or

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not given the severity and widespread

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consequences of Trump's case judge

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Canon's excuse of I've got a bunch of

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other es to rule on oopsie to delay the

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trial seems to be gross incompetence at

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best and blatantly corrupt at worst I

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mean it's not like there's massive and

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timely public interest in finding out

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whether or Trump is guilty of his

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charges before the presidential election

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right judge Canon's delays combined with

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her prior actions especially when she is

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essentially acted as Trump's own lawyer

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granting him injunctive relief as his

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own lawyers never even asked for makes

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it really seem like Jack Smith has a

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case to bring against her here I'm not a

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lawyer but it certainly seems possible

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she is opting not to settle open

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questions before her which is her choice

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I mean that's her choice and then

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pointing out the fact that they are not

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settled as the reason why she has to

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further delay don't take my word for it

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here's the New York Times in a news

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article writing it up put it quote while

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judge Canon stated reason for pulling

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off putting off the trial indefinitely

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was that a large number of legal issues

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remain up in the air she never mentioned

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that she herself helped allow the Log

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Jam of motions to pile up when it was

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reported that two of her clerks quit in

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the middle of their clerk ships I knew

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that her use of stall tactics would

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happen the I can't keep up with my work

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excuse was probably hatched to get out

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of the spotlight and in the hopes that

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she could keep her head down until it

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all blew over keep in mind Federal clerk

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ships are fairly prestigious and hard to

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acquire and they're not the type of job

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that people quit halfway through the

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fact that she had two of her clerks quit

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on her definitely raises some eyebrows

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either they thought that working for her

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could be detrimental to the resume or

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they genuinely didn't agree with what

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she was doing Canon is by herself as an

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inexperienced judge in the Fort Pierce

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Courthouse a satellite courthouse where

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there is no senior judge there there is

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no you know adult supervision where

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someone is going to take her by the hand

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and help with some of these complex

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matters she's on her own and also some

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of her law clerks have left for a

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variety of reasons so this thing has

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been beset with delays although what

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really worries me is that I'm sure judge

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Canon will have seen attempts to remove

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her coming from a mile away let's assume

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Jack Smith has an airtight case for

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getting her removed from the maralago

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case it's still completely unclear how

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long that process in and of itself would

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take

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then assuming that judge Canon does get

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removed you can bet that it'll be yet

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another much longer process to find

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another Court to try this case in I've

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got to give it to judge Canon though

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she's already done her job as far as

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Trump's Army of minions is concerned

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this right here is basically the real

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life version of do what you must I've

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already won for now it seems to me that

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Trump has cashed in on his appointment

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of Judge Cannon as she prevented a

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felony conviction in the mara Lago

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documents case before the November

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election

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so he stands a better chance of winning

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the presidency oh and keep in mind judge

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Cannon was appointed by Trump after he

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lost in 2020 talk about a last minute

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appointment did she offer any

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explanation other than that it would be

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a lot of

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work uh well I think not just a lot of

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work but what she's saying is that it's

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a lot of really tricky and complex work

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and part of this is frankly that the

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former president again as Scott

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mentioned filed Lots and lots of motions

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so she does have a lot to go through in

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this case now having said that um there

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are cases where there is a very heavy

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and aggressive motion practice and I

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still haven't seen a situation where the

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judge says the best thing to do is take

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it off calendar however we have to keep

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in mind that this isn't the only felony

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conviction that has happened before the

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November election as Donald Trump is

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also on trial for 34 felony counts of

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false ifying business records in the

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first degree at the moment while the

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Sixth Amendment of the United States

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Constitution guarantees a speedy trial

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to the defendant this trial clearly is

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not that I have to say at this point I

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think the headlines might as well read

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judge appointed by defendant still

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hasn't recused delays case again I mean

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there should definitely be a law against

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a judge being appointed by the defendant

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we never needed it before but we sure as

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hell do now you know all of Donald

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Trump's attempts to subvert and sabotage

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the Democratic process to steal the last

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election

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2020 overall the system held I mean

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maybe barely but it held when push came

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to shove the vast majority of people

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involved in the election and

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institutions stared down a novel attempt

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to destroy the rule of law and they did

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the right thing system might have bent

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but it didn't break and while there's a

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Code of Ethics that judges are expected

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to follow in my opinion the problem now

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is that we have in the United States a

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large cohort of Judges specifically

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appointed to achieve political goals and

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these judges have little regard for

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ethics or operating in good faith and

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now we're seeing how poor the

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enforcement mechanisms actually are is

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this inevitably what happens when the

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rules rely on the players in the game

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operating in good faith the rule of law

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which we talk about a lot on the show

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and on this network and venerate is

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really only as good as the people who

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are executing it in good faith

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I mean to be clear the world over there

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are plenty of autography from Egypt

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under cc to Russia under Putin that have

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laws statutes lawyers judiciaries bar

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associations their version of it they

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have all that stuff they just execute

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the law in a way that essentially

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supports a predetermined outcome I'm

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still flabbergasted by how a judge can

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actually be nominated by the defendant

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in a case I mean it's absolutely and

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completely ridiculous if if you stop to

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think about it in the code of conduct

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for United States judges an appearance

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of impropriety means that even if a

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judge believes they can be impartial if

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there are circumstances that could lead

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a person to reasonably question their

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impartiality it could be appropriate for

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recusal a lot of the reasons why there

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have been so many delays have been her

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own decisions to give a lot of

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difference to Donald Trump which is odd

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because you have someone like judge can

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who previously was an a USA an assistant

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us attorney a federal prosecutor uh but

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she has bent over backwards for this

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defendant imagine this if someone was on

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trial and the defendant saved the

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judge's life or killed their dog a

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reasonable person would question the

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judge's ability to be impartial when

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combined with the rulings it just seems

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ridiculous on all levels that I just

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don't understand why more people aren't

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talking about this there are what 19

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other judges not appointed by the

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defense defendant in the 11th Circuit

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Court of Appeals who could have been

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selected for such an important case on

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the flip side if a defendant somehow

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caused harm to a judge I would also be

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asking for the same consideration of

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impartiality for the benefit of the

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defendant in any case for justice to

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Prevail there simply shouldn't be any

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direct connection between the defendant

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and the judge

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whatsoever and we've seen this before

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with judge Canon because even before

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there was an indictment in this case

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judge Canon rejected herself and put a

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hold on the case and granted the special

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Master request even going beyond what

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Trump had asked for because Trump had

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asked for the special Master but didn't

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ask for the whole case to be stopped uh

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but she put a hold on the investigation

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which is really unusual I've never seen

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before a judge get involved in a

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prosecutor's investigation this is

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before any charges were filed what is

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Justice anymore allowing Donald Trump's

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case to be handled by so many judges

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that he himself appointed to Lifetime

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jobs is straight out of a dystopian

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Nightmare and a lot of very smart

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accomplished attorneys and legal experts

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again with different ideological

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backgrounds have said they've simply

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never seen anything quite like what

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Canada is doing by so transparently

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putting her thumb on the proverbial

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scale to delay and and thereby benefit

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the man who put her on the bench in the

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first

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place as likely as Taylor Swift would

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write another song If she had another X

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judge Canon would be first in line for

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Supreme Court if Trump gets

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reelected at what point can we just call

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them out on it when a judge clearly

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wants the next Republican Supreme Court

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position and they'll just kiss as many

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asses and bend as many laws as possible

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for them to get there judge Cannon if

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you're watching this just know we're

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watching you

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too sometimes I can't help but imagine

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that Germany was the same way in the

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1930s life was normal until it wasn't

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we're slowly but surely heating up the

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pot until it boils let's just hope that

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our grandkids will look back upon all of

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this one day and they won't believe how

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ridiculous these days

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are having said all this what do you

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think of Judge Cannon's handling of the

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mara Lago case in my opinion this is a

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pretty clear-cut case much more so than

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any other criminal cases Donald Trump is

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facing and yet judge Canon is able to

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derail it completely should judge Canon

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face any repercussions for her actions

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or should judge Canon be fired out of a

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