From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty show.

I think that this case Joe.

I think that this case is legally wrong and untenable.

And I think this kind of action of stretching the law, these hyper aggressive positions to try to

knock Trump out of the race are counterproductive. They backfire. As you know, he

feeds on grievance just like a fire feeds on oxygen and this is going to end up as a

grievance that helps him.

That's Donald Trump's former attorney general and as you know if you follow any of this stuff at all

they've had a bit of a break and an attorney general bar is not a Trump fan and Trump is not a fan of

him but he thinks this Colorado Supreme Court ruling is not the way to go.

Let's hear a little more from him before we discuss.

The federal investigation has not charged President Trump with insurrection or incitement.

But that's a trial that's going to take place with due process

and it's going to get into all these issues.

What was his state of mind?

What were his actions? That is the kind of proceeding where these things

could be established.

The attorney, former attorney general making the point that Jack Smith, even in his charges,

has not charged Trump with inciting an insurrection, but the Colorado Supreme Court

for three by one judge decided he was guilty of that

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