Well, howdy there, Internet People, Lidsboo again, and welcome to the Roads Not Taken,

Special Trump Exhibit E, I believe. This is a series where we go through and cover Trump events that were not covered

over on the main channel that you'll end up seeing later or it's something that's kind of interesting.

This is just to keep the main channel from devolving into Trump Central.

All right, so we will start off with the New York case and what's going on there.

Trump made a reappearance. He showed up, he was there for a few days and then he left.

He showed back up at court, this case he doesn't have to be there the whole time.

But while he was there, he reported... This case he doesn't have to be there the whole time.

But while he was there, he reportedly became,

well let's just call it animated.

He became animated and was

arrested arrested after reportedly disrupting the proceedings and trying to get Trump's attention so she could talk to him

because she wanted to offer her assistance in some way is what the reporting says. She is

apparently a Trump supporter. The woman is a court employee of some kind and she was reportedly charged with contempt of court and disrupting a court proceeding.

Moving on to Georgia, the Georgia case. The big news is that the New York Times is reporting that there are emails and those emails

show Cheese Bro basically talking about the political value of the suits. This is something that might undercut his defense. I would imagine that his defense would rest on, hey I was doing my job.

The New York Times reporting is saying that in these emails he is clearly talking about

how it would benefit politically, which that kind of falls outside of what was supposed to be going

on.

But we'll see how it plays out in court.

Now so far in this case only Scott Hall is publicly known to have taken a deal with prosecutors, but the question of who has or

who might flip is still reportedly being widely discussed and debated within Trump's circles.

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