All right, not one, but two of the major legal cases around Donald Trump are now in a kind of legal quicksand and they're

going nowhere fast including the one that brought us this infamous mug shot

the one down in Fulton County now the chance of a trial happening there this year,

let alone before the number election,

it basically evaporated today.

A Georgia appeals court put the election interference case

on hold indefinitely until it rules on the appeal to

disqualify the DA, Fannie Willis. And let's be honest that is going to take

months and we are what 153 or so days away from the election.

The bureaucracy moves pretty slowly.

The Maralago classified documents case that's also stalled and appears to be in some sort of

pretrial hearing purgatory and limbo.

Just today, Judge Eileen Cannon came with a new hearing schedule for different motions

that could delay the case some more.

Mind you, this case doesn't even have a trial date yet.

Now, Trump and his allies have railed against all of these cases collectively,

but lately their anger has been focused on the one prosecutor who had a trial and secured a conviction.

I'm talking about the Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg. And in a preview of what they say is in store

should Trump win, His ally Steve Bannon told

Axios of course Bragg should be and will be jailed. For what? How? For what? and when? Well, that's, I guess the details. And it's not just Steve Bannon.

Trump allies on Capitol Hill say that they're ready to retaliate.

Things have consequences. They're going to have consequences as they should.

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