'Never Seen Before' - Alvin Bragg's Case Against Trump Takes Unbelievable Turn

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There's a growing chorus among legal experts that, you know, this judge, Juan Marchand

and Alvin Bragg want to send Trump to jail. But another legal expert has chimed in

See, when Ellie Honig was saying he's never seen anything like this before and they asked

point blank, this judge, Anderson Cooper asked the judge point blank, will Trump go to jail

on this? And this judge, former judge, he said it's almost no chance Trump will go to jail

There's almost no chance this judge is going to have the audacity to place a former president

of the United States and the leading contender for the Republicans and the leading contender

right now in the overall election to be put behind bars. I don't know if I agree with that

I think this judge and Alvin Bragg are kind of hell bent on putting Trump behind bars

I think they want to do it. I think it's their dream come true if they can do it

So I don't know if I believe that. What I do believe, though, is that it may be a logistical nightmare, especially with

the Secret Service having to step in and say, wait a second, what do we do if they do this

This is a guy that's still going to need Secret Service protection. You'd have to maybe clear out an entire prison or at least a floor of a prison and it had

to be just for him. I don't know how you would do it. I want you to watch this video and let me know what you think

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We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. Be incarcerated for violating the gag order

It's highly unlikely we'd ever get to that point, isn't it? He's not going to incarcerate him, I don't think, under any circumstances

You know, he could make a statement and assess a financial penalty on some of the violations

I think the problem, as I said yesterday, is that he's going to have to tighten this

order up because there are instances where there is a collision between, you know, the

former president's First Amendment rights and what's happening here. There's another point that I would make here

I don't follow Michael Cohen on social media, but, you know, if I were the judge, I might

call the prosecution aside and say, look, you know, I know he's not your client, but

he's your witness. Tell him to stop, you know, posting because in a sense, you know, he's inciting the former president

There's a lot of justification for violating the gag order, but, you know, fair is fair

And I think you have to manage this thing as it moves forward as the presiding judge

I think that's one option. He could also drop a gag order on everybody, I suppose

Ellie, do you think any other defendant would have been thrown in jail? That's pretty drastic

I mean, let's understand, first of all, it's very rare to have a gag order in place in any case

This type of defiance, though, is something I've never seen before. To have somebody, I think the judge is clearly going to find most or all of these now 11

alleged violations to have been met. The big question I have is what's the judge going to do the next step

Because there will be a next chapter. I'm sure this will not be the end of Donald Trump violating the gag order

He was talking about Michael Cohen on the way to the gag order hearing this morning

That's when he recorded the interview with the local Philadelphia station. Trump did that this morning and then got in the motorcade and drove to the courthouse

and had this contentious hearing where he was seated in the room. The judge has an option

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