I'm Ben Myceles from legal a f joined by co host Karen Friedman Agnifalo judge Scott McAfee the

Fulton County Superior Court judge in the sprawling racketeering case brought by Fulton County

district attorney Fawni Willis just made a pretty significant order that if I'm Donald Trump,

I'm nervous about right now because we talked about how some of Donald Trump's

co defendants like Ken Chesbro and Sydney Powell made this demand for a speedy trial which

in Georgia means had to go before November 1st based on the unique statutory scheme there.

Speedy means very speedy in Georgia and in this notice of motion hearing judge Scott McAfee is

asking the parties and specifically Fulton County district attorney Fawni Willis if she is capable

of trying all 19 cases together and then also what would it look like if the cases were

severed individually or tried as or tried in groupings but I'm a little nervous right now if I'm

Donald Trump I want to get your take as someone who led them and had an district attorney's office

from was three decades like Karen what did you make of this because yes he's in judge McAfee's

inviting briefing but he seems like he's intrigued by this concept of doing a trial with everybody

together October 23rd is when the Chesbro trial is going to go is there really a way that this

all the cases can go October 23rd? No there's no way all the cases can go October 23rd for various

reasons I think I think the reason Scott McAfee asked for a hearing tomorrow on the efforts to

for everybody who wants to sever their cases from each other you know Chesbro and Powell and to

provide for the prosecutors to provide an estimate of time that it would take to trial all 19

defendants together I think the reason for this is looks not forget that Georgia's court

appearances and hearings are all televised and I think judge McAfee wants everything on the record

and nothing to be done in secret nothing to be done that subject to interpretation by anybody

let's just have it done on the record I want I want the prosecutor to tell me how much time this

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