Good morning. It is Thursday, August 17th at six minutes after 10.

You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC. His name is Rob Kendall. My name is Casey Daniels.

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type in Kendall and Casey into the YouTube search bar. So the Fulton County district attorney,

Fanny, what you're talking about Willis has proposed a date, a start date for the trial

of Donald Trump. And that start date is March 4th. And that date is just less than a week before

Georgia's presidential primary election, which takes place on March 12th.

Yeah, but make no mistake. This is not, yeah, this is not an accident because it gives Trump

enough time to get a sizable lead in the Republican primary. And then you have this trial.

If indeed, this is the date that is set. And then, well, hey, if he's convicted,

well, too bad, you're stuck with him, right? I mean, there's no doubt. Now, I find it hard

to believe based on, because I think the Alvin Bragg trial is like supposed to be in February.

If I, maybe I'm just misremembering that, but that one is scheduled to start on March 25th.

Okay, perfect. So just two weeks before. Okay, so there's no, there's no way that they're

going to allow that to happen. There's no way you can have a guy go from just ping pong from

one trial to the next. And then a weird way, the Bragg one is probably the most easily

defeatable. So if you can pick where you're going to go, you'd want to go with that one first

because you get some sense of momentum. You win that one. It should be an easy win. Now,

who knows based on the makeup of the jury, what will ultimately happen. But there's no way that

that would never happen where you just go from one trial to the next. And I mean, unless the

defendant really wants that, which obviously Trump does not. So not a coincidence,

whatsoever that she wants to do this in March of 2024. Yeah. Well, you said he's going to be

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