New York Attorney General Makes Blockbuster Announcement - Trump Case 'Adjourned'

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the Manhattan

District Attorney Alvin Bragg. He got some bad news about his case against former President Donald Trump and so did the

Georgia Attorney General who wants to go after Trump. And inadvertently so did the State Attorney General in New York, Letitia James

But she's the one responsible for the bad news. Let's take a look at it

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Now for some odd reason, I don't know the backstory on this, the New York State Attorney

General Letitia James was speaking at the Tribeca Film Festival. You'll notice with Democrats this happens a lot

Democrat politicians, Democrat power players, they get involved in these elite circles of

Hollywood celebrities and they become stars in and of themselves. They get documentaries made or movies made or miniseries made about them

They become darlings of the Hollywood left. And so she's at the Tribeca Film Festival for whatever reason that is and she makes

an announcement not only about her case against the Trump organization and possibly Trump

himself, but against or about Alvin Bragg's case, the Manhattan District Attorney, his

case against Trump and makes a prediction about the Georgia case against Trump

None of these things are actually going to please the left. Let's take a look at what she said via MSNBC

The special counsel has asked for a speedy trial for this. Is this going to intersect with your case at all

How is everybody going to manage the calendar here? So in all likelihood, I believe that my case as well as DA Bragg and the Georgia case will

unfortunately have to be adjourned pending the outcome of the federal case

So it all depends upon the scheduling of this particular case. All right

So what you're hearing there is the cases are going to be adjourned. That doesn't mean dismissed, but it means adjourned while the federal case plays out

Now, what you have to remember is Judge Eileen Cannon, the Trump appointed judge who has

really ruled in his favor a lot. She's the one that's in charge of the federal case

Now, there's going to be a lot of motions from Trump and his team to push this case down the

road, kick the can down the road, so to speak. There's going to be a lot of motions and stuff like that

And it's very likely that Eileen Cannon, you know, from what we've seen from her history, we

can't predict for sure, but what we've seen from her history, it's likely that she will be

deferential to the former president. And I think in our society, you kind of have to be

And because we're trying to save the republic here. You know, I've never seen so many cases against one man

They don't go after mob bosses the way they've gone after Trump. At the end of this, there could be as many as six cases, federal and state, against Donald

Trump. And I'll break them down for you. You have the federal case right now with the classified documents

Jack Smith is also likely to bring a case about January 6th

That's two cases. You have the Alvin Bragg case in Manhattan. That's three cases

You have the Letitia James case in New York. That's four cases

Then you have the Georgia case. That's five cases. And then you got the E.G

and Carol case that's headed back to court because apparently, I don't know, she could sue him for

more money. That's six cases, although that one's not criminal, but against one man

It's actually, it's kind of crazy how hard they're going after him, praying that one of them

sticks. Here's where the monkey wrench comes in. If the federal case does usurp it, and it usually does, and the can gets kicked down the road

and then Trump wins the presidency, you can't prosecute the president. So then those cases really get kicked down the road

So it's going to be interesting to see exactly what happens here and how it all works out

Now, Fannie Willis in Georgia is saying that she's not going to postpone her case, but there are

legal reasons she may have to. The man cannot be asked to defend himself in two cases at the same time

And the federal case does take precedence. And if that can is being kicked down the road, it could just postpone all the other cases

So we're going to have to wait and see. But, you know, Rachel Maddow, the crew at MSNBC, they were not happy about this

They were livid about this because they know that Trump might have just outsmarted them

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