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

questions that have surfaced in the aftermath of Trump's arraignment and we're going to talk about the answers to

those questions and what they mean and what some words mean because some of

them are being misunderstood.

Okay, so the first question, does Trump's arraignment in the documents case

mean that the federal inquiry into the January 6th issue is going to stop. No, no, no. In fact, today,

the day Trump was arraigned.

Two people involved in the fake electors thing.

They appeared before the January 6th grand jury, the federal grand jury up in D. That would be the Nevada GOP chair and

vice chair. One of them when asked how they felt about appearing before the

grand jury at the same time as Trump being arraigned,

they said it was not on their bucket list.

So no, that will continue to move ahead

That would be an entirely separate indictment assuming one is to come it's a different case

Now another piece of news that is coming out that is giving a lot of people

on the right wing, those who are supportive of Trump.

It's giving them a lot of encouragement

needs to be addressed because apparently they

don't understand what a word means.

Letitia James indicated that the state cases, New York and Georgia,

well they may be adjourned because of the federal proceedings.

Adjourned does not mean dismissed.

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