Federal Judge Gives Massive Ruling In Fani Willis’ Case — Everything Just Changed

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and we got some big news

in the Georgia case that involves former President Donald Trump. It is a big deal and it will affect the president's case as well it appears

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So an Obama appointed judge has made a decision but in his decision he left a little tidbit

there for former President Trump and others that are involved in the Georgia RICO case

So as you know Mark Meadows the former chief of staff for former President Donald Trump

had petitioned the court to move his case to federal court and his argument was that

he was acting within his duties as an employee of the executive branch of the federal government

when he contacted the Georgia Secretary of State to inquire about Georgia's election results

But a judge in the case again appointed by former President Obama he decided that Meadows

did not have standing. He said that what Meadows did fell outside of the responsibilities of his job and that

it was actually more political in nature and he said what the job of the chief of staff

is is to take care of the president's schedule to make sure he's not late for meetings to

end meetings quicker to keep him on schedule things to end meetings to keep him on schedule

things of that nature. So his argument was that Meadows was not acting within his job when he did what he did for

the former president in Georgia. But he did say in his order that this decision only applied to Mark Meadows

Well why is that important? It's important because it is also believed and actually been stated that former President

Trump will also seek to move his case to federal court and federal court gets it out of Fulton

County Georgia which is a huge advantage right from the beginning. Fulton County is not Trump country but more than that moving it to federal court gets

the television cameras out of the courtroom. Federal court does not allow television cameras in the courtroom

Fulton County Georgia does allow television cameras in the courtroom. And so you're talking about a trial that more people want to see than probably wanted to

see the OJ trial. I mean this would probably dwarf the television ratings of any trial in history ever

Everybody wants even if you're a supporter of Trump you want to see the trial if you're against Trump you want to see the trial everybody would want to see this trial and it would

become almost a circus atmosphere a show trial if you will. I think Trump is making a mistake here on this though

I think you stick those cameras in the courtroom you watch what they're doing to former President

Trump you let the people of America watch what they're doing to the former president

and I think Trump defeats Biden in a landslide if people actually look and see what's going on

I think it's actually a mistake to not have the cameras in the courtroom I think it's a mistake I would be demanding in federal court I still think it should go to federal

court but I'd be demanding cameras be allowed in and if both the defense and the prosecution

want the cameras and they may actually make the decision to do that

So if I were Trump I'd be begging for those cameras. I want to know what you guys think so please let me know in the comments also please remember

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