Welcome to Begg to Differ, the Bullworks weekly round table discussion featuring civil

conversation across the political spectrum.

We range from center left to center right.

I'm Mona Charen, syndicated columnist and policy editor at the Bullwork and I'm joined

by our regulars, Bill Galston of the bookings institution of Wall Street Journal, Damon

Lincoln, who writes the sub-stack newsletter notes from the middle ground in Linda Chavez

of the Nascannon Center.

Our special guest this week is Adam White.

Adam is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and a professor at the Antanan

Scalia School of Law.

Thank you one and all.

Adam, it is great to have you.

I'm going to rely on you for some legal analysis because we are really in a lot of

uncharted legal territory.

The former president this week was a reigned.

He pled not guilty in the Georgia case.

The January 6 case was scheduled.

It's going to start March 4th in Washington, D.C.

So there's a lot going on, many, many, many moving parts.

So I'm going to ask you to start by giving us a sense of that Georgia big monster case

because there's a lot of commentary that Fanny Willis, the DA, kind of bit off quite a

lot here.

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