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Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and former
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President Donald Trump has made a major legal move in his case in Georgia that
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really knocked both the judge and Fannie Willis on their keisters with surprise
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Before we get started please make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe. I
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know I ask those things a lot but they really do help us out and they help our
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channel grow and spread our conservative message so it would really help. Trump
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has made an official legal move. You know he's talked about this. He and his
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attorneys have talked about this for a while but he's finally actually officially made the filing and he's filed to have Judge Chutkin removed
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from the case and even CNN's Ellie Honing thinks that Trump has strong
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standing. Now Ellie doesn't think it's gonna go anywhere and I have my doubts as well but his reasoning and the reasoning his attorneys gave actually
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make sense and what his attorney said was look Judge Chutkin may in fact be
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totally preparing to give former President Trump a fair trial. She may
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want to give Trump a fair trial. In fact she may give Trump a fair trial but the
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but here is is massive. No pun intended. The but here is she in other cases
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essentially said she believed that Trump should be prosecuted and that he was
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already guilty of assisting and and starting the January 6th insurrection and Trump's attorneys cited case files where she basically said things like
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this. Well if you're going into court and the judge has already indicated that she
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thinks you're guilty and that your prosecution is just, would you be
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concerned that you were getting a fair trial? Now nobody here is casting aspersions on Judge Chutkin. She is a professional judge. She may very well say
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I put my feelings aside. She has to deal a lot of cases. I put my feelings aside
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and I just go by the case law and I just go by the case itself and I don't care
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what my feelings are and that's actually not hard to believe. A judge has to do
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it all the time. They must see cases all the time to make their blood boil but
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they have to put their personal feelings aside so that actually wouldn't shock me
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but it's the appearance that's the issue. The appearance of impropriety is so much
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of a big deal in cases like this because people want to believe that the justice
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system is fair, that there's not two separate tiers of justice, two separate
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justice systems. The appearance here is horrible and I could see it going both
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ways. If she makes a lot of calls against Trump and Trump is convicted people are
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gonna say see she was against him the whole time, she already proclaimed him guilty, she was biased. But on the other side if she makes a lot of
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decisions in Trump's favor or perceived to be in Trump's favor and Trump gets
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acquitted I could see a lot of people on the left saying ah see she wanted to
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prove she wasn't against Trump and so she overcompensated and ruined the case
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I don't see how she could win in this scenario. To me she should be trying to
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recuse herself because this seems like a no-win situation to me. I think she
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gets nailed either way and I think it's from her own doing. I think she probably
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shouldn't have made those statements in court but she did. They're there for the
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for everybody to see. They're in the record. Anybody can see them. In fact you
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can go to our website explainamerica.com, read the story on it and
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you'll see them. So they're there. I just I don't see how she could continue at
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this trial but let me know what you guys think in the comments. I really want to know do you think there should be a new trial? Should it be moved to federal
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court? Should there be a new judge? What should happen? Should she recuse herself? Tell me what you think. Also again please remember to Like, Share and
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Subscribe. Again that really helps us out. I'm Carmine Sabia. This is Explain
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