You're listening to the Judicial Watch, weekly update with something.

Now, opening up with this is the current crisis as it relates to the prosecutions, the

political prosecutions of President Trump by the Biden administration, Democratic Party,

and its allies in New York City and in most recently Fulton County, Georgia.

In that case, or those cases include Judge Chutkin, who is the recent, not that recent,

actually.

She's an Obama appointee, Judge, no friend of President Trump based on comments she's

made from the bench previously in January 6 cases that she's handled.

She set a trial for the sham prosecution of Trump for March 4th of 2024, which is a

day before the Super Tuesday primaries.

And as I've highlighted to you, this is a case about alleged election interference by President

Trump, right?

That he wanted to, quote, overturn the election by disputing the election, which of course

is analysis and wonderland, legal analysis run by political being put out there by the

political prosecutors in the Biden-Justice Department.

And so on top of that, the judge, rather than rejecting the desperate effort by the

Biden administration to jail Trump next year, because they wanted this trial to begin

in January, she said, oh no, that's too soon.

It's going to be two or three months later, in March, actually literally two months later.

And President Trump's lawyers had asked for the trial to begin in 2026.

So it's clear that Judge Shuckin is accepted the Biden administration and the Democratic

Party's invitation to have the judiciary interfere with the elections next year.

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