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00:04:03.000Yeah, Charlie, you know, from the start, you've really focused on the timeline, the timing of all of these cases, how they're going to impact the 2024 election.
00:04:14.000And from that standpoint, today was one of the most important days, or yesterday, excuse me, was one of the most important days we've had in a very long time.
00:04:23.000The Florida documents case, that's one of the cases brought by special counsel Jack Smith.
00:04:29.000Judge Cannon pulled the trial date there and basically said that there are so many pretrial motions and so many issues to be resolved that she's not even ready to set a new trial date yet.
00:04:41.000The chances of that case moving to trial before election day, I always thought they were slim.
00:04:50.000It's that case is just not going to move on the sort of timeframe that Jack Smith wanted.
00:04:56.000Meanwhile, up in New York, we had what we think was an incredible day for us.
00:05:02.000We almost got a mistrial in the New York trial.
00:05:05.000Basically, the judge said that Stormy Daniels was only allowed to testify to certain things.
00:05:11.000The prosecution elicited testimony that ran straight through those guardrails.
00:05:16.000We made a motion for a mistrial, and Judge Murshon, who's obviously ruled against us on just about everything, seemed like he was really considering it.
00:05:26.000We're going to continue challenging various aspects of that case going forward.
00:05:30.000But I think most legal commentators agree that that New York trial is just going very, very badly for the prosecution, that they haven't been able to prove their case, I believe, because President Trump did nothing wrong and they don't have any evidence that he did anything wrong.
00:05:46.000As you alluded to, in Georgia this morning, we got news that the Georgia Court of Appeals is going to consider our appeal to have Fonnie Willis finally removed from that case.
00:05:58.000That was an issue that was left open by the trial judge.
00:06:01.000And now it appears like we may get justice from the Georgia Court of Appeals there.
00:06:06.000And again, if Fonnie Willis is kicked off that case, it's just very, very difficult to see how Georgia, which is already moving slowly, could start to move in a way that would impact the 2024 election.
00:06:19.000So from the standpoint of election interference, this plot to tie President Trump down in court to prevent him from campaigning aggressively, it seems to be failing on all fronts.
00:06:31.000And we just keep on winning wherever we go.
00:06:50.000I can't remember, what was it, 40 or 50 of them were actually in the documents case.
00:06:55.000And also, according to legal minds that I respect, like Alan Dershowitz, he says, look, if I'm just looking at this objectively, of all the stuff that Trump is facing, where they might be able to be ticky tack is on the procedural documents stuff.
00:07:11.000It was always the one that very well was one of the more legally challenging one to navigate.
00:07:16.000We now can say confidently that that will not happen before the election.
00:07:34.000What they're trying to prove there is espionage act counts.
00:07:37.000They're trying to prove that President Trump willfully retained documents that he knew that he wasn't supposed to have.
00:07:44.000What's come out publicly, what's been unsealed in the last week or so, is the fact that many of these documents were actually shipped to President Trump by the Biden administration, by the GSA under the Biden administration, which makes proving mensra, meaning proving that President Trump had that culpable state of mind there almost impossible.
00:08:05.000How are they supposed to show that he knew he wasn't supposed to have these documents when it was the federal government who shipped him the documents in the first place?
00:08:13.000That and any number of other issues are undermining the factual and legal basis for that case on an almost daily basis.
00:08:20.000We're starting to see now publicly why Judge Cannon has been so frustrated with Jack Smith and the special counsel's team for months now.
00:08:29.000Very serious allegations of prosecutorial misconduct now being aired in that case, potential violations relating to the custody of evidence, the way that evidence was maintained after it was seized in the Mar-a-Lago raid.
00:08:43.000Documents were moved, documents were misplaced, documents were misrecorded.
00:08:48.000What seemed on indictment day to be a strong case to some now just appears weaker and weaker and weaker by the day.
00:08:57.000And that's what we've seen in all of these cases: that when they're rolled out, they're sort of covered breathlessly by the leftist media.
00:09:04.000And then, as we actually get into the business of litigating them, they just fall apart under the weight of their own deficiencies.
00:09:11.000I think that's what we're going to continue seeing in Florida.
00:09:14.000Falling apart under the weight of their own deficiencies.
00:09:16.000I want to throw Cut 71 up on screen here.
00:09:19.000This image was the image seen around the world.
00:09:31.000So this image shows all these documents with classified markers.
00:09:35.000Turns out, in their haste to paint Trump as a criminal, the special counsel concedes that some of the top secret cover sheets do not even match the relevant document.
00:09:46.000In other words, they created a photo op and it's not even accurate.
00:09:52.000They smeared just like the Russia hoax, just like the impeachment hoax, just like every other case against Trump.
00:09:59.000Will, you are a former federal prosecutor.
00:10:03.000You had the ability to go to court and to lock bad guys up for a long period of time, and God bless you for that.
00:10:10.000How would a judge treat you if you treated evidence that way?
00:10:12.000If you leaked to a media and misrepresenting evidence and trying to smear a defendant, Will Sharf.
00:10:20.000Yeah, I mean, if I did some of the things that they've done here in the prosecution of, let's say, a drug dealer in North St. Louis, I'd lose my job, lose my bar license, and maybe even go to prison.
00:10:32.000I mean, this goes back to the Carter Page FISA and the Russia collusion hoax.
00:10:36.000What we've seen here is federal prosecutors and agents, in their haste to get Trump at all costs, run roughshod over normal procedure, over the civil rights of the defendant, in this case, President Trump.
00:10:50.000They're willing to bend and break every rule in the book if it gets them one step closer to their objective of getting President Trump.
00:10:57.000And that's just the opposite of the way that prosecutions and investigations are supposed to work.
00:11:02.000It should be deeply offensive to Americans of all political stripes.
00:11:07.000Here is, and the key is to emphasize: this image was leaked to the press with classified cover sheets on the docks.
00:11:13.000They weren't found with classified covered sheets.
00:11:29.000And the prosecution has also repeatedly made representations to the court, to Judge Cannon, about the way that evidence was maintained, the custody of the evidence, how documents were arranged.
00:11:40.000And those representations, they've now admitted were false.
00:11:44.000I mean, this is very, very serious stuff.
00:11:48.000That's like rule number one in terms of prosecution.
00:11:52.000Very, very serious questions being raised about the ethics of the prosecutors and the rules that they've run roughshod over in their haste to get Trump.
00:13:21.000And there may come a time when he tries to get her removed from the case, but at this point, that's premature.
00:13:25.000What Jack Smith knows tonight, though, is that it's very possible that he may not be able to bring either one of his federal cases against former President Trump before the election.
00:13:35.000And the election is a significant point on the calendar because if Trump is re-elected, he can have Jack Smith and both of his cases dismissed.
00:13:45.000Okay, so let's now go to the January 6th case.
00:13:48.000Did anything that happened yesterday impact the timeline for the Chutkin January 6th case?
00:13:57.000No, let me just say first, the reason Jack Smith and his team are ticked off at Judge Cannon is because she's been playing it absolutely by the book.
00:14:06.000She's been refusing just to railroad President Trump and sign off on their insane timelines.
00:14:12.000She's handling this case as any normal case would be handled with all deliberation due to various motions, to various evidentiary issues.
00:14:21.000And they're getting frustrated because she won't railroad us.
00:14:26.000There's no reason to have her recused.
00:14:28.000She's just acting exactly how a federal judge should act when dealing with a case like this.
00:14:34.000With respect to DC, we have what's called a Coinbase stay, an absolute stay on all trial proceedings, all proceedings, preparatory for trial, et cetera, pending resolution of our presidential immunity appeal, which, as you know, is before the Supreme Court right now.
00:14:50.000In late June, most likely, the Supreme Court will issue an opinion.
00:14:54.000We feel very, very optimistic about the Supreme Court and how they'll come down.
00:14:59.000After the Supreme Court issues its judgment, the most likely option, if we get even a partial win there, would be a remand for further proceedings on the immunity issue, which could take many months.
00:15:12.000Again, the chances of that case going to trial before the election, I always believed were slim.
00:15:17.000But with the Supreme Court likely to rule the way that we think they will, which is to recognize at least some presidential immunity, the chances of that case making it to trial before Election Day are essentially zero.
00:15:30.000Even if we were to lose, there's a month-long period between when the Supreme Court rules and when the mandate returns to the trial court.
00:15:50.000The idea that Chutkin is going to put President Trump on trial a week before Election Day, I just don't think that's real.
00:15:57.000So the DC case, it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
00:16:01.000We feel very good about the Supreme Court and where they're at on our immunity issue.
00:16:06.000And that could easily dispose of large parts of this case.
00:16:10.000The Supreme Court also has a case before it called Fisher, which is a January 6th case, where if it rules the way many legal commentators think, that could take two of the four charges against President Trump off the table entirely.
00:16:25.000So that DC case, in many respects, we believe is falling apart.
00:16:29.000The chance of it moving to trial before the election is very slim.
00:16:33.000And we feel pretty good about where we're at there.
00:16:36.000In closing here, Will, just kind of recap some of the details of what happened with Stormy Daniels taking the stand.
00:16:42.000This was supposed to be their big star witness.
00:16:45.000Should there be a mistrial in New York?
00:16:48.000So at the start of the day, Judge Murshon, who again has not been particularly favorable to us, set very clear guardrails on what he was willing to allow Stormy to testify about and things that he didn't want her to testify about.
00:17:02.000The prosecution ran roughshod over those guardrails.
00:17:06.000We posed numerous objections over the course of her testimony, many of which were sustained by the court.
00:17:14.000After the lunch break, we moved for a mistrial based on the fact that the evidence introduced was so prejudicial and so lacking in any probative value that it essentially infected the proceedings with unfair bias against President Trump.
00:17:30.000Judge Murshon, to his credit, seemed to consider it, consider it quite seriously.
00:17:36.000He said that he would issue an order tomorrow, likely including some sort of limiting construction or limiting instruction to the jury about what they could and couldn't consider of what she said.
00:17:47.000But the prosecution really stepped on a landmine yesterday.
00:17:51.000And again, I think that looking at the totality of the evidence that's been introduced, they're still not close to proving their case.
00:17:59.000They're still nowhere near proving that President Trump actually committed any sort of business records fraud or any crime at all.
00:18:06.000So a lot of this is just a smoke and mirror strategy.
00:18:09.000Throw up enough salacious tabloid gossip and hope that the jury is confused by it.
00:18:14.000It's an outrageous way to approach a case like this.
00:18:17.000I'm hopeful that the jury sees through all of that in the end.
00:22:28.000Looking at the line that just extends forever, is that I would say that out of the people in the room, 60 to 70% were excited that they could finally applaud for a conservative speaker.
00:22:42.000It wasn't just that they came to go hear the other side.
00:22:45.000There were some people that were there, but there was an extraordinary amount of support.
00:22:50.000I also spent three hours on the college campus, just feet away from the encampment.
00:23:06.000I said, no, we're going to go do the event.
00:23:08.000I'm going to go sit out there for multiple hours, two or three hours, and we are not going to bend a knee to the terrorists that think they can cancel our free speech rights and our ability to organize because they come out with a bunch of umbrellas and they're paid to be there.
00:23:24.000You might say, but Charlie, why Seattle?
00:24:24.000Not everybody necessarily agrees with everything I have to say, but the homogeneous, one-size-fit all left-wing viewpoints that have been dominating college campuses, it's rather boring for a student just to hear that men can give birth and that borders don't matter and that climate change is the most important thing ever.
00:24:49.000But let me tell you, because I saw it firsthand and I've been telling you about this all semester.
00:25:05.000And of course, we are seeing the revolution of the proletariat.
00:25:09.000There's an article that actually says that exactly on piratewires.com, an excellent article, the revolution of the proletariat.
00:25:18.000The amount of young men that were there last night, and I mentioned, I said, young men are the most conservative they've been in 50 years, and they erupt in the room.
00:25:28.000And they said, yes, we want our country back.
00:26:09.000Founder and president of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk, will be stopping into UW Tuesday night.
00:26:14.000We're definitely keeping a close eye on it.
00:26:16.000Matthew Chabot is a member of UW's Progressive Student Union.
00:26:20.000He's been staying within one of nearly 140 tents at this pro-Palestine encampment and is concerned over Kirk's visit.
00:26:27.000Charlie Kirk has been instrumental in leading the fight against LGBTQ rights on campuses, on leading the fight against diversity, against diversity in schools.
00:26:36.000While Kirk's presence isn't appreciated by some, it is welcomed by others.
00:27:42.000Instead, we're noticing and encouraging and trying to accelerate this trend.
00:27:47.000And it's happening quicker than anything I could have imagined.
00:27:50.000I've been doing this work for 11 years.
00:27:51.000I've never seen responses like this ever.
00:27:54.000I've not, and by the way, can we get that footage of the frat boys?
00:27:57.000So while I'm doing a three-hour prove-me-wrong event on campus, some of the frat boys kind of walk next to my event because there are four overweight Antifa folks.
00:28:30.000You have this incredible, you know, well-spoken, clean, shaven, articulate, versus this guy who can't even make eye contact, who's accusing me of not wanting campuses to be diverse, and he's very worried about my visit.
00:28:46.000Those are two different futures right there in front of you.
00:28:49.000The frat boys rose up to protect our tabling event yesterday.
00:29:01.000The frat boys voluntarily went right up into Antifa, and Antifa has a history of being very violent, by the way, and starts taunting them, starts mocking them.
00:29:31.000The men of this country are going to take the streets back.
00:29:34.000And not in any sort of bad way or violent way, take it back for decency and for virtue and for patriotism.
00:29:42.000Yesterday at UW in Seattle, we showed how pathetic and lame Antifa has become.
00:29:46.000They're a bunch of cowards who wear masks and all black to live action role play as revolutionaries, but they're just a bunch of 40-year-old dorks, unemployed with umbrellas, making themselves feel tough because they can walk in formations together.
00:30:03.000And to be honest, a lot of them were very overweight.
00:30:22.000Okay, I want to just keep on leaning into this.
00:30:25.000Just so we're clear, we also had a security guard yesterday who took one for the team, one of our frontlines journalists.
00:30:30.000By the way, frontline is doing amazing work.
00:30:32.000We've got to do more with frontlines having them on the show.
00:30:34.000It is our citizen journalist project at Turning Point USA.
00:30:37.000Frontlines at the border, frontlines at the migrant camps.
00:30:40.000So one of our security guards here, as you can see, took one for the team as our frontlines journalist.
00:30:45.000Just a little brawl and a scuffle that happened there.
00:30:48.000Look, the left, all they know is violence because speech to them is a threat.
00:30:53.000You're not exactly sure what's happened in this video, but there's one of our security guys who got bloodied up by Antifa, just otherwise known as another day at the farm in Seattle.
00:31:47.000Biggest speakers in the entire movement.
00:31:50.000And that last night was the last campus event until the fall.
00:31:53.000And this fall, I am going to do the most campus events in the shortest period of time than I've ever done.
00:31:58.000In addition, everything else we're doing, three hours of radio, traveling the country.
00:32:02.000Because I see stuff on these campuses I've never seen before.
00:32:04.000Turning Point Action will be sponsoring a lot of the campus activities this fall because we now need to get this young male energy, the rise of the frat bros.
00:32:15.000We need to make sure we chase their ballots.
00:32:17.000We need to make sure that they vote for their future.
00:32:21.000And it really is a male-dominated deal.
00:32:23.000I'd say that out of the people that ask, and again, I want to try to reach young ladies.
00:32:28.000We have our Young Women's Leadership Summit coming up, just so we're clear, in early June.
00:33:56.000And so in front of us, we have this amazing opportunity.
00:33:59.000And now I could tell you, I did campus visits all across the country this semester in Turning Point USA.
00:34:03.000We hosted the most events we've ever hosted in the history of Turning Point USA on campus.
00:34:07.000No group can say what they're doing like Turning Act, not to mention all the stuff we're doing at Turning Point Action, TPSA Faith, Turning Point Academy, Blexit, TPSA Digital.
00:34:16.000From Lawrence, Kansas, to UC San Diego, to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo to University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to University of Washington, Seattle, to sending the great Candace Owens to University of Alabama.
00:34:32.000One thing in common: we couldn't find spaces big enough to fit all the students that wanted to attend our events.