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All right, here we go. How long can we keep these cases moving against President Trump so that they can still go into the news and say, well, there's pending charges.

And Judge Mershaw did not buy, I guess what, the Supreme Court's argument

that the president was immune from the people who went in and testified because of executive

privilege. There's all these issues involved in this case. That might be the one that actually

takes it down, is that so much of the evidence was derived by evidence that the Supreme

Court said is not proper or you'd have to at least litigate through each individual's person

on whether or not what they shared would be covered by executive privilege. But in general,

in general, what the Supreme Court found is that you assume it is.

So it's something that the government, the prosecutors, would have to prove with a pretty high bar

that it isn't protected presidential communication. But will, the important part here on this

case is not that Judge Mershahn has,

I think, left no room for him to dismiss this case. He still has one more opportunity

to do that before more appeals begin. But at the same time, this was a way for him to say,

you know what, I'm bound by the U.S. Supreme Court. You guys tried to do this with these federal charges. This is, there's immunity

questions, there's privileged questions. This doesn't work anymore. That's right. And this decision

was expected early November, around November 12th. However, Judge Mershahn postponed releasing this decision on how

the Supreme Court's immunity decision would affect his sentencing in the case.

And that's why there's no sentencing yet because there's more cases to come from Mershan.

There's more. Exactly. There's more chances to dismiss it. However, he postponed releasing

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