Among the many legal challenges that President Trump is currently facing, you have the

rico case over in the state of Georgia, wherein state prosecutors are alleging that Trump

essentially led a conspiracy to overturn the state's 2020 election results.

But last Friday, there was a fascinating development in this particular case, a development

that perhaps revealed what the prosecution is truly up to.

And also, it's a development that, for one reason or another, the mainstream legacy news

outlets in this country have just decided to not really report on.

And so, let's go through the development together.

Last Friday, which was December 1st, there was a six-hour long hearing over in Fulton County.

And during the six-hour hearing, you had lawyers for the prosecution, as well as lawyers

for President Trump, both arguing about the time frame of this trial, meaning that they

were in court arguing about when exactly this trial should take place.

Now on the one hand, you had the prosecution, the state prosecution, pushing for a trial

start date of August 2024, which just for your reference, would be three months before

the actual presidential election.

And so, during the back and forth hearing, the prosecution said the District Attorney

of Fulton County, Ms. Fanny Willis, quote, has no interest in interfering or getting involved

in this presidential election.

And she is trying to move this case forward.

Our obvious goal is and has been to stick to our August trial date.

And indeed, in a recent court filing from the prosecution side, the office of Fanny Willis

said that the prosecution wants the trial to start in August of 2024, just three months

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