It's that time.

Time.

Lock and load.

Lock and load.

The Michael Berry Show is on the air. With the Trump deliberations underway, and the case has gone to the jury, we now go to

Dan Cogdle celebrated criminal defense attorney who is himself at federal court as we speak.

Then to start with, this case has now gone to the jury for deliberations.

There's always this debate. The longer it takes is that

good for the prosecution or the defense and it depends is always the answer.

But what is your gut reaction to that if you want Trump to be acquitted

here as most Americans do do we want a quick verdict or do we want it to drag?

I think we want either a very quick verdict or one to drag. I mean I've had acquittals very quick, but

most acquittals take time. It's, you know, at the end of the day, it's a search for reasonable doubt.

So longer is generally better for the defendant, for sure.

Of what you've seen of the trial and what you've read of the trial,

and what you've read of the trial,

how would you rate the job that the prosecution did?

Oh, good question.

It's always hard to you know sort of grade it when you're not

there I give them a B minus C plus frankly maybe maybe a little lower I don't know if I look I don't like

the I don't like the prosecution I mean meaning I think this is a silly thing to charge a any

person much much less a former president or a future president with it I think it's a

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