Well, howdy there internet people, it's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

whether or not New York is doing it wrong when it comes to former President Trump.

There have been a number of people who have suggested that New York should have waited. They should have gone last

because relatively speaking what New York is looking at

Trump for well it's kind of minor in comparison to the other jurisdictions.

So there are those who suggest that they should have waited.

Should have started off with a big case and then dealt with the little stuff.

I disagree actually. I disagree. First thing I want to say is I don't think there's that level of

coordination. I don't think that the prosecutors are coordinating their

events with each other. I wouldn't be surprised to learn

that they talk to each other but these are different jurisdictions with

different political and legal realities. I don't think they're coordinating like that.

But if I could pick, like if somebody said, hey, you determine the order in which they go, I would have started with New York.

I would have started with New York because it's relatively minor in comparison.

You know, you look at Trump's calls

for people to get out there and support him and say his name and all that stuff.

Those calls, there aren't a lot of people picking up the phone right now.

And I think it's because it is relatively minor. I think it's because people are

looking at it and being like, well, this isn't a big deal. And this is that

little thing. It doesn't matter so people aren't getting as

energized over it at least not yet. And I think a slow kind of descent into reality

is probably a good thing. It gives people time to get acclimated to it. If it was me

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