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And now your host, Jordan Seculo.

You know, everybody has been wondering what Judge Mershon would do out of that New York

State case involving Alvin Bragg and the DA and the fact that we had the Supreme Court

case on immunity come out and how that affects all those witnesses that Donald Trump could have gone into court with his attorneys and likely at least some of them, if not all of them, would have been barred from testifying when he evoked his presidential rights.

But what's interesting here is that though you've had a court system, which has been extremely hostile to President Trump,

they have to deal with the reality that exists now because President Trump made three great picks of the Supreme Court that, again, protects the president from these kind of actions so they can do their job.

These are people that want to try Logan and be able to go after presidents all the time, not just with impeachment, but like this idea of putting them behind bars.

We've heard it over and over again.

This case though now, the leave for the Trump campaign to file a motion to dismiss has been filed. You're seeing it

our screen right now. Now, they will get to reply the brag team, but that does not mean that

they are necessarily going to have oral argument. They don't have to do that. And I think this is

Logan, his way about it. It's an indication of where it seems like it's going. So to make

sure people understand what's

happening here, this step is they approve the option for them to put in that they can ask for

a dismissal. And then the other side has the opportunity to respond over a couple of weeks time

and then also delays any kind of sentencing until an indeterminate time.

I just make sure people understand what they're saying right now.

But it's certainly a good sign that this will start the process of ending these cases.

Yeah, I mean, we've already seen the federal cases starting to come to a close.

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