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Hey everybody welcome to the buck sexton show all this episode our friend Julie Kelly joins she has a sub stack you should definitely subscribe to.

It's called declassified with Julie Kelly and Julie it has been a busy week thanks for being here.

Another busy week never ends so but thanks as always for having me on buck so let's start with this one.

What do you think happens in I even file the J6 case is very closely more closely for a longer period of time than anyone else I know.

You knew Trump was going to be indicted you said it on our radio show a year before he was indicted roughly a year before you said you had 110% certainty.

What do you think happens with this Atlanta case like I know no one knows but how do you see it playing out.

Well I see it playing out that special counsel Jack Smith as I wrote on my latest sub stack the pressure is on him now because what Fanny Willis did this week in her 41 count indictment against Donald Trump in 18 others.

She really delivered the goods buck that the media and the Democratic Party voter base wants to see they want to see very serious charges not just against Donald Trump but some of the most despised figures by the left Rudy Giuliani Sydney Powell Jeffrey Clark and that's what Fanny Willis delivered in her indictment and she was very confident in her press briefing afterwards.

She said that she is going to try this case on 19 defendants together and so she is moving forward now contrast that with Jack Smith.

It kind of looks like a poultry for count federal indictment against Donald Trump or attempting to overthrow the election the government and overturn the results and then the events of January 6th.

So the pressure is on Jack Smith. I've always suggested to that he would bring what's called the superseding indictment on his existing indictment the four counts.

We know that there are six co-conspirators listed in his indictment five of whom now have been charged by Fanny Willis.

Well, look, Jack Smith is a longtime DOJ operative. He's Democratic operative. He's got a big ego and I doubt that he's going to let Fanny Willis, you know, who's been a DA for two and a half years, steal his thunder.

So that's why I think that this indictment looms larger in the special counsel's case and moving forward than anything else politically.

There's some interesting theories out there and there's some positions people are already taking that I wanted to run through and just get your sense of interfirst off.

When people say all of these trials will be delayed until after the election trial by trial, how do you view that?

I believe that that's true. I think it will be nearly impossible for Jack Smith to put on both of his class by documents and January 6th trial before November.

And Fanny Willis, the idea that she's going to be able to try 19 defendants, including the former president within the next six months, which is what she suggested at a press conference just is not feasible.

I think even trying to bring this case to trial in a year, this wide ranging case that involves, you know, multiple states outside of her jurisdiction.

There's going to be a lot of back and forth between these 19 defendants her attorneys and the Fulton County District Attorney's Office.

Do you think that the Fanny Willis case in Atlanta is going to get likely moved to federal court?

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