Well, howdy there internet people, let's bea again. So today we are going to talk about the possibilities. What could happen concerning former President Donald J. Trump's run and the current situation that he finds

himself in in Georgia and New York and DC and you know all over the place kind of and what happens as those

things move forward because it has prompted a number of questions.

First, can Trump run if he's been indicted?

Yeah, yeah, there's actually nothing stopping that. He can totally continue to run.

And the impact an indictment might have on his base is fuzzy. We don't really know. There are signs because of things that have happened in the past with you know the

impeachments and the search and all of that stuff he actually got kind of a bump in the poles among his base. So yeah, he might

actually continue to run and he might even do better during the primary for

that. I think a more interesting question is what happens if he wins the

primary and he is

is indicted before or indicted after and it goes to trial.

I think that is a much more interesting question. Or what happens if he is a much more interesting question or what happens if he is able to delay a

potential trial until you know the the general election and how that plays out.

Or, I mean, long shot here,

but what if he's indicted and is scheduled to go to trial and then

actually wins? What happens then? And the answer to these questions, we don't know. We have no idea. There isn't a, there's

not a lot of historical precedent for what could occur because this has never happened.

This is definitely something new.

Now, it's worth noting that if he was unsuccessful in delaying a trial, if he wins the

primary and then ends up convicted.

I'm not sure that the Republican Party can remove him.

In most states there's a cutoff period and if they choose him they're kind of stuck with him

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