I've been my sellers from the Midas Touch Network, the judge presiding over the Manhattan

district attorney criminal case against Donald Trump, judge Juan Moshan just made a very

important ruling that's going to impact the scheduling of the Manhattan district attorney case.

Recall that is the case regarding Donald Trump's hush money payments to an adult film actress

and Donald Trump, misclassifying business records in connection with the 2016 election to try

to cover up the two or three seconds of you that he had with the adult film actress. So that's

what that case is about over two dozen, almost three dozen felony counts there. And special counsel

Jack Smith asked for a trial date in Washington DC early 2024. Ultimately, the federal judge

Judge Tonya Chutkin set a trial date for Jack Smith March 4th, 2024. Now that can have an impact

on the date where the Manhattan district attorney case was set for March 24th of 2024. Because

obviously the Jack Smith case is going to take several weeks. So judge Juan Moshan is recognizing

that because of special counsel Jack Smith's case that's going to be taking place that first

week of March with jury selection trial, it's going to be five, seven, perhaps more weeks, maybe

even three, four months. So the reality is the Manhattan district attorney case will probably get

bumped now to September, October of 2024. And Judge Juan Moshan though makes this ruling,

this Donald Trump's not going to like this ruling because the judge Juan Moshan says, look,

I am not going to make any changes yet. Proceed as though trial still going to be taking place

in March of 2024. But then we'll have a status conference not soon in September. We'll have our

status conference in February of 2024. We'll see where all the other cases are, but prepare as

though we're going to trial in March of 2024. And then based on the status of all of these other

cases, we'll then see if we need to have a continuance because likely special counsel Jack Smith's

case is going to go. It's a brilliant maneuver because otherwise you're going to have a hearing that

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