So any one of the hearings today could actually be a break glass in case of emergency kind of moment.

You got immunity, the Georgia election subversion case, the Maralago classified documents

case, they could all change the course of this election and Donald Trump's strategy is right

there in his team's argument to the Supreme Court today on the case of immunity.

He's claiming that a months-long criminal trial will make it harder for him to

campaign. Translation delay delay delay and the fight over Trump's immunity or

frankly lack thereof has already prompted district judge Tanya Chuck

in to postpone a trial date that was previously set for March 4th

coincidentally or perhaps not the day before Super Tuesday.

And then there's the Maralago classified documents case.

You remember this one.

Now we haven't heard about it as much lately,

but take a complex case, add some defendants, multiple at that,

and classified records that are part of the evidence and what do you get when you mix it all together?

That's right, you get delays.

Interestingly, while the former president was in attendance for today's closed-door

hearing, there was no press conference, no outburst.

Let's not forget the Georgia election

subversion case in the hearing.

The judge saying today that District Attorney Fani

Willis could, and I emphasize, could be disqualified if there is evidence that she financially benefited

from a personal relationship with her lead prosecutor on the case.

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