I mean you just put your finger on the entire enchilada though to maybe the reluctance to examine crimes

that maybe it was so disorienting to watch crimes committed before our very eyes and to watch the

criminal carry out those crimes on TV and then to watch him tweet at the

criminals we love you quote end quote that that it made people stop but

but I guess Tim what I am trying to get at is an honest conversation for our

viewers for the next eight months There will most likely be zero legal accountability for Donald Trump,

and he's banking on that being a winning political strategy.

Now the only people who have any agency in this conversation at this point are the voters.

And what Fawnee Willis went through, she's been doxed, her kids have been doxed, her

husband has been dox, and her personal information is housed on a Russian. There's no

glory in actually trying to hold Trump accountable but all they did was try to

treat Trump the way any of us would have been treated if we did a fraction of what he did and it

didn't work and I just don't think it's healthy anymore.

There's a host of this program and I'll speak humbly just for my own hours to

talk as though legal accountability is on the table. It probably isn't and I wonder

what that sounds like and what will people who have spent their life and their careers

as prosecutors, what will they say about a specimen like Donald Trump? Who

won? Who did it? Who got out of accountability? Who got it got his get out of

jail free card and he didn't even need a pocket pardon to do it.

What do we do about that as a sort of a voting public?

What does that conversation sound like?

Yeah, really good and hard question. I don't know. Maybe even though the case has not been tried,

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