is Michael Popok, legal AF, another day, another loss for Mark Meadows in federal court, as he

tries to squirm his way away from the Fulton County criminal prosecution brought by Fony Willis,

presided over by Judge Scott McAfee, a recall that Mark Meadows claiming that he was at least a

former federal officer ran to federal court to try to exercise, have them exercise jurisdiction

over him so that the case could be tried in federal court instead of on the faster track

meat grinder high velocity docket of Judge McAfee. That was already ruled upon by Judge

Jones, Stephen Jones, and Obama appointee in September 8th. He ruled in denying the attempt to remove,

it's called removal, remove the case from state to federal court, that there were no grounds

under which Mark Meadows had prevailed to establish that his indictment relates to his federal

functions as chief of staff in a 20 page opinion by Judge Jones. Mark Meadows didn't like that decision.

He took a recent emergency appeal to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta. There's a

three judge panel. We don't know who they are yet. That's been assigned to the case and they're

going to be hearing the emergency appeal. There's also a motion pending in front of the 11th Circuit

Court of Appeals to stay Judge Jones's order, keep the case in federal court and not have it sent

back to state court for the immediate time being. That motion for emergencies stay in the 11th Circuit

has not yet been ruled upon which forced Mark Meadows to file, I'm not sure it was correct

procedurally, but to file a motion in front of Judge Jones to stay the case. That's now been

denied as of early this morning. Judge Jones went through the factors that are required to stay his

order. As he said earlier, Mark Meadows failed on all four factors. He did not establish any of the

four factors. The first factor that has to be established by somebody that's seeking a stay

of the order to send the case back to state court by a federal judge is called likelihood of

success on the merits. The judge found there's no likelihood that Meadows is going to win his appeal

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