Hi everyone it is 4 o'clock here in Washington DC I'm Elisi Menendez in

for Nicole Wallace by any measure this has been a wild ride of a week particularly if you are a

disgrace twice in peach four times indicted ex-president facing 91 criminal

charges because here's the thing about 91 criminal charges, just by virtue of the sheer volume of charges with a legal mess that vast,

you are at all times dealing with, and in Trump's case, probably doing with multiple federal judges and multiple counts.

This week alone there was the DC Circuit Court put Trump's dreams of presidential immunity

at least temporarily on ice, reminding him that, quote,

for the purposes of this criminal case, former President Donald Trump has become citizen

Trump with all the defenses of any other criminal defendant.

There were the nine Supreme Court justices who, regardless of how they ultimately rule on the 14th

Amendment case, sure sounded like they were not enjoying getting drawn into the non-stop cyclone of chaos that is Donald

J. Trump. For those keeping score at home, it is T-minus 72 hours till Trump's legal team must file their appeal to the Supreme Court in the

presidential immunity case. An appeal that must somehow convince those nine

Supreme Court justices to agree to hear yet another Trump case.

It's just the cases we spent all week talking about.

We also saw the judge from the civil fraud trial,

Justice Arthur and Gorin, a judge was thought to be days away from ruling on the financial fate of the

Trump organization, fire off a scathing letter to Trump's legal team over whether questions

about whether Trump organization CFO Alan Weisselburg perjured himself.

In the E. Jean Carroll case, Judge Kaplan rejected Trump's motion for a mistrial.

Then formally ordered Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll $83.3 million effectively starting the countdown

clock for when Trump will have to pony up bond money.

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