So Michael Popack, legal AF, you got to look deep inside motions filed by any of the 19

co-conspirators in Georgia to find out the truth buried within Jeff Clark, former Department

of Justice, number three or four lawyer and environmental lawyer who tried to overthrow democracy

by weaponizing the Department of Justice. His motion that looks on its face to be a motion for

extension of time to do something buried within it is what he's really trying to do. He's arguing

to the state court judge that ultimately he will win, Jeff Clark, in a motion that he's filed

in federal court not only to bring the case against him to federal court, okay? In the

Rico racketeering conspiracy case involving Donald Trump, but that because there is any one federal

officer that may be involved that has federal defenses and was operating within the color of his

federal or her federal office, the whole case all 19 have to be tried across the street in the

federal courthouse, not in the state courthouse. So if Jeff Clark has his way, then Judge Mack,

if he won't be presiding over anything, it'll be Judge Jones and Obama appointee over in federal court.

Now let me just answer a question right up front as to why they're doing this and then we'll talk

about what happens next. The ones that want to get to federal court, Mark Meadows, maybe Rudy

Giuliani, certainly Jeff Clark, probably Donald Trump. They want to get over there because they think

a first steam roller fawny willis and the Georgia process is moving at such a high velocity

and at a rocket docket they want to slow things down. Georgia law moves criminal cases very quickly

and they don't care whether you were the former president or former member of the Department of Justice

or anything else. As you can see, you're going to move quickly through the meat grinder

and then I like that. They want to slow it down and get over to federal court, which what they

think will be a slower process. That's one, two, they want to get on a fast track to a federal

appellate system, 11 circuit court of appeals in Atlanta, which they have an automatic right to go

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