Trump Scores Mega Court Victory - This Changes Everything

Hey ladies and gentlemen this is Carmine Sabiafor explaining America and former president Donald

Trump has gotten fantastic news from the courts finally. Before we get started please make sure

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our channel continue to grow. You know liberals and rhinos have their hair on fire right now

because Trump just scored a massive colossal victory in court. Judge Eileen Cannon has

decided to postpone the Trump classified documents case indefinitely. They don't even know when it's

gonna start. She hasn't given a date yet. There's a lot of motions before her and you know people

on the left, liberals, rhinos, they're gonna tell you that she's doing Trump's bidding because she

was appointed by Trump but you have to understand any legal expert will tell you and I am not a

legal expert but I've been obviously on top of this case and all these cases from the beginning

I've learned a lot and even on the liberal side, even on the anti-Trump side, they say a case like

this normally takes years to come to court. Not get pushed because there's an election coming

to get it all squeezed in before the case. This now could totally end and it probably does totally

end any chance of this case happening before the election. Plus the Supreme Court is probably

going to strike this down on the grounds of presidential immunity. It looks like Trump

could really walk away from all of these cases unscathed and that's not an exaggeration

I'll get into it in one of these videos but there's a lot of legal reasons when you have Fannie Willis's case is absolutely falling apart. She might get disqualified

It looks like Bragg's case is getting torpedoed and now this case it looks like Trump he might

walk out of this unscathed. I want you to take a look at this video and then let me know what

you think. As always please remember to like, comment, share, and subscribe. I'm Carmine

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There was a major legal decision in the former president's classified documents trial. Judge

Eileen Cannon indefinitely postponed it. The trial was scheduled to start May 20th and now it may

not happen until after the election. Judge Cannon did it she says to resolve a series of pre-trial

motions the defense has made leaving the trial now without an actual trial date. Her order also

includes a new hearing on what had been thought a long shot bid by the former president's defense

They want records from multiple agencies as well as the White House to argue that those agencies

are part of a politically motivated prosecution. The special counsel's office has called the

discovery request frivolous. Former federal judge Shira Shindley joins us now. What did

you think of her ruling? I think she doesn't want to try this case and I think she doesn't want to

try this case before the election. That's a fact. She's got eight pending motions. Why doesn't she

have four? Why hasn't she decided at least half of these motions? She could have decided them by now

At least some of them. At least half of them. Maybe more. But she's slow walking the case and it seems

so apparent to me that she's doing that. Look some of these motions are hard. What you do with

classified documents and how you handle them. That's hard. Some are easy. Trying to find out

what the Justice Department is doing behind closed doors. Nobody's going to grant that. That's a silly

motion. Saying that Jack Smith shouldn't be appointed. That's a silly motion. It's frivolous

So some of these she could have disposed of and then she could say I have four left and I can

set a trial date for July. But as it turns out I have eight pending motions. I can't possibly try

this. Maybe July. Maybe August. But we all know that means September and it's going to be too late

She said there are what she called novel and difficult legal questions involved. Are there

Well giving her all the shadow of the doubt certainly there's something novel about

how you handle certain things about classified documents when you're a former president

Although I think it's pretty clear how you're supposed to handle them. But also Jack Smith

is an unusual case because he's never been confirmed by Congress for any post and all the

other special counsels have. So there's a slight distinction there with respect to Jack Smith

versus the others. But it's not such a hard motion anyway. It's different but you distinguish it you

move on. So I don't find that any of them are that difficult. Are they novel? Yes. Novel does not

necessarily equal difficult. Jeff it's really good for Trump. Oh my God. I mean and if you look at

how she has done this case