Donald Trump currently has two indictments against him and we think two more are coming.

Which ones can go to trial before the election in November? Let's talk about that now because

there's no way all four will go to trial before November. Trials take a long time to both prepare

and to actually have a trial, right? They take time. So there's no way all four will go or even the

two that he has might not go, right? There's the Alvin Bragman Hatton DA case against Stormy Daniels

and then there's the Mar-a-Lago documents case that was superseded yesterday with his blockbuster

new charges and Jack Smith calling Trump's bluff and showing him we have the document that you

were flashing around in Bedminster. It's not a pile of magazine clippings and other papers.

We have the super top secret Iran document and we are going to use it at trial. So which case

has the most likely chance to go to trial? Assuming all four indictments happen soon, right? We have

the Alvin Brag Stormy Daniels case. We have the Mar-a-Lago documents case. We think that Jack Smith

is going to indict Donald Trump on the Jan 6 case any day and same with Fanny Willis. We think

she's going to indict Donald Trump any day. Which one will go first? Who knows? They're both

Jan 6 related, the two that are coming and so assuming he has four indictments against him,

let's talk about which ones we think will go before the election. Now for everybody who says,

why do we have to have both state and federal cases against him? Don't forget that state cases

make him pardon proof. If he's convicted in the state, he can't pardon himself nor can he stop

the cases from going forward the way he could if he were elected president and it was his

department of justice that had the cases pending. He could either attempt to pardon himself,

the jury's out on whether he's can or not actually legally do that but if he'll try for sure

or whether he will, his department of justice, he will get the attorney general because don't

forget he gets to appoint that position if he becomes president, he'll just make the cases go away.

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