This is Jay Seculo, President Trump's mugshot, released by the Fulton County DA, who now criminalizes the practice of law.

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And now your host, Jay Seculo. You know, this Fulton County DA, I'm just going to say it like it is here because I'm very...

I don't like any of these cases, obviously, and you know that I've been crystal clear on that.

Because I do think this is a two-tiered system of justice. But this Fulton County DA, by applying Rico first to the former president of the United States, is outrageous.

Second, to the lawyers that defended the president of the United States, criminalizes the practice of law.

And let's talk about this for a moment because I think we have to be clear at what's its take here.

So you got a mugshot now with the president. Do we have that? Put it out there. All right, there it is.

You know he thought long and hard about exactly how he wanted to look for that shot, okay?

So I find it unnecessary, demeaning, ridiculous, and unlawful. And I'm not talking about the mugshot.

I'm talking about the entire proceeding. And I think some of the lawyers have moved for a speedy trial. I think that's a very smart move in light of this kind of situation.

Put that DA notice Kenneth Chesbro who wrote a legal memo.

I mean, kind of criminalizing the practice law, a legal memo.

He said he wants his case to go to trial. I think it's on October 28th or 23rd.

His lawyer is a very good friend of mine also. Scott Grubman, great criminal defense lawyer in Atlanta.

I've done cases with Scott, excellent lawyer.

The lawyer that is now representing President Trump made the switch yesterday morning and put in a very good friend of mine, Steve Sadow, who, Steve and I,

I did my last year of law school at Emory. Steve was there at Emory, but also our offices were in the same building in downtown Atlanta.

His firm had three floors. Our firm had three floors. So I knew Steve very, very well during this period of time.

And I just, for the life of me, feel like now we have a real legal team in place and you're going to see a lot of moving motions.

By the way, the lawyers representing Jenna Ellis, Frank and Laura Hogue from Macon, Georgia, where I went to law school to Mercer.

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