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Bob McDonald, um, he was prosecuted and convicted in a case that was run by the special counsel Jack Smith found guilty of eleven corruption counts took it all

the way to the Supreme Court got a unanimous vote of vacating the conviction. You know, this whole that whole thing was over a hundred and thirty five thousand dollars and the and the federal sentencing recommendations was ten years in jail.

And you know, what was amazing with the course with the with the what that case hinged on was quote government favors or official acts not really defined in law.

In other words, very broad and yeah, there are people that when you're in public office might give you a cigar. They might give you flowers. They might give and you know, this is this what Bibi Netanyahu was going through and dealing

with down it, dealing with an Israel that you got cigars and his wife got a gift kind of a common occurrence. If you're ahead of state, in that case, prime minister of Israel, you know, it's just an absolute mess. But I mean, this this ten years hundred and thirty five thousand anyway took him twenty eight million dollars and nearly four plus years of his life when you can when you consider the investigative time.

And it ends up with a vacated decision by this unannomously vacated lower court decision conviction and and anyway, he'll tell us this story. You know, one of the things that and this is generally speaking, one of the things that really concerns me is and this should concern everybody in the case of like, for example, Donald Trump in New York.

You know, you have a DA, Alvin Bragg, you know, ran on the platform to get Donald Trump made a promise of pledge one man, one family, one organization is going to be going after them.

You can't have a position in power like that and that's your pledge and your promise. Wow, that's been the same thing with the attorney general.

You know, where this is getting, you know, to be really, really, you know, difficult for president Trump in the country is, you know, we're about to have a primary for president of the United States.

He's the leading candidate right now for the Republicans by a pretty large margin.

Now, if you look at the pack schedule, okay, the 23rd, what is that next week? I'll be in the great state of Wisconsin Fox as their first Republican primary debate.

We don't know for sure whether or not Donald Trump is going or not going or attending or not attending.

But in the meantime, between now and the 25th of August, he has to be arraigned in Georgia for the charges that were brought up on Monday.

And the case of the civil case brought by the New York attorney general looking for $250 million dollar judgment.

You know, he and his family, you know, we'll have to deal with that in October of this year.

I would imagine hopefully maybe a deal can be struck ahead of time. But anyway, then Jack Smith wants on January 2nd of next year for the trial in Washington, DC to begin.

Here's one of the problems with that. And this is where these conflicts now come in. These trials are going to take weeks and weeks on end.

How does he campaign in Iowa? Because on January 15th, you know, a mere 13 days later, they're holding their first presidential caucus.

You look also that same date, the 15th, when Iowa's caucuses are taking place, the court docket calendar has the E gene carol defamation case being scheduled.

You know, that case was already settled, but then something Trump said when he brushed off the initial victory that she had, you know, that, you know, when he said it was a made up story, she went back into court.

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