We knew going in what the verdict was going to be.

That's why this is going to the appeals court.

And we feel, look, I said from the beginning,

this is going to the Supreme Court, I said from the beginning,

I am willing to go to prison to settle this issue.

I'm willing to do that, but I also know

that the likelihood of me going to prison

is relatively small because we are right on this issue.

Former Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro

showing loyalty to a man who rarely reciprocates

that kind of commitment.

It comes as Donald Trump's defense team floats a new strategy

in his Georgia election interference case,

moving it to federal court.

We'll get an expert legal analysis on this development

in just a moment.

Meanwhile, the Fulton County DA did not hold back

in her response to Republican Congressman

and Trump ally Jim Jordan.

She is accusing the Ohio lawmaker

of trying to obstruct her case.

Also had Republicans are trying to rebrand

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