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I'm happy to answer your questions, and now we must go where none of us really want to, but it's news and we must go there.

The judge in the January 6th case for Donald Trump and Senate, I said earlier March 6th, it's March 4th.

March 4th is the trial date now for this case in federal court.

That's the one in Washington.

Now this is the trial date roughly that Fawney Willis wanted in Georgia for the Trump

case there.

She's not going to get it now.

She can't have a trial in Georgia while there's a trial in Washington, and now she's looking for an expedited trial.

I want to explain to you what these expedited trials are going with.

There's a motion in the state court in Georgia for a swift trial. The Constitution as a right to an expeditious

trial and two of the defendants, Cindy Powell being one chestbroken, Chesboro, I think his name

is, is the other one a speedy trial. And they are essentially, from what I gather from some of the lawyers,

trying to call Fawney Willis's bluff that she really doesn't have a case and they want to rush her.

Now, this is going to be somewhat repetitious from a lot of you, but please bear with me because I do

need to explain this again.

In Georgia right now, Fawney Willis is trying a RICO case.

It's a massive criminal RICO case against a gang called Young Thugs or YSL gang.

Young Thug, I guess, rapper, some such.

Anyway, it's a big RICO case.

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