Today on Seculo, we have an update out of New York as DA Alvin Bragg files to keep the Trump conviction.

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All right, welcome to Secula. We are taking your calls. 1-800-6-8-431. 10. I have a feeling you may want to talk about this one.

So Alvin Bragg, he makes his filing in New

York. We talked about that was due after the Trump team had filed a motion to dismiss. Now

state court charges and these local charges are different than federal. A DOJ, like as Jack

Smith dropped all those charges, none of those are moving forward. They will never move forward again.

But when it comes to the state, it has never been fully addressed.

The arguments have been made to the Supreme Court, and they do understand that the fact

that these, you know, two to three thousand partisan DAs that are,, hold a different political party's view than you do

as a president going out there and being able to prosecute you. We argued in our case,

we had to argue to the Supreme Court out of this room, um, that that, again, makes a huge

impediment to being the president of the United States. He could actually prevent you from the ability to govern.

So how does Alvin Bragg, how would he like to see this go?

Well, maybe just stay it.

Now remember, this case was already stayed and, you know, we call it tolling in the law

where basically the clock stops right on the edge.

I mean, he was to the, I think he was running out of time.

And that's why he came up with that, that notion of adding a felony that they could not

really determine what the felony was that was a federal crime to the state crime so that they

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